An exploration of matriarchal death walking, Daughters Of The Flaming Sword
(DOTFS) deliver a raw fusion of post-rock sound layering, doom-gaze intensity, with a punk authenticity in delivery.

Drawing on influences like Swans, Slint, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Patti Smith and Nick Cave, they craft emotionally volcanic, prayer like epics .

“A intense storm of darkness, anger, grief and story telling, DOTFS deliver an authentic and raw catharsis of artistic integrity and musical layering of sound. I wasn’t the only one who cried, and wasn’t sure how. They take you with them, in their honesty and rage. “

I’m Not From London Promotions.

“Daughters of the Flaming Sword are on stage upstairs. Their appearance at Waterfront came just over a week after I saw them at the Mist Rolling Inn, an appearance that I could only describe as emotionally volatile in the pressure cooker of the Mist’s heatrapped basement. The stage was so condensed back then that there wasn’t enough room to fit their guitarist, but his tirade of supersonic riffs were enhanced by his presence in the crowd. Their stage appearance then, as now, was like a meeting with the hauntology society your eccentric friend convinced you to go to at university. It felt like we’d turned the clock back and it was autumn again. The fleeting beams of light refracting into the room cast a stained glass shadow, adding to the episcopal nature of things. The experience was otherworldly and deeply poetic.”

Under The Radar Magazine.

” DOTFS are the soundtrack to a horror film I haven’t yet seen” – Punter

“Pure Macbeth Vibes” – Pat Cannon, INFL.