Exclusive: Check Out The New I, The Mapmaker Video

There's something weird going on in their loft...

May 9, 2018

Bournemouth tech-crew I, The Mapmaker release their debut EP Searching on May 18. To get you in the mood for its high-concept metal assault (read all about it in our interview in this week's K!), we present the video for Disbelief. And who's that doing some guest-singing? Only Justine Jones from Employed To Serve!

Catch the band live at Southampton Joiners on May 13.

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