Warning

Warning, the doom metal band formed in Harlow in 2005, plays at Saint Luke's in Glasgow. The project is centred on Patrick Walker, whose songwriting has run through the band's catalogue since its early years.

Warning is a British band working in doom metal and its Epic Doom subgenre, formed in Harlow in 2005. Patrick Walker, who has also been active with 40 Watt Sun, writes the material. The 2006 album Watching from a Distance has built a devoted following over the years, and a run of shows in 2017 devoted to that record showed that the band had a settled live line-up ready to play it.

The band's new music, the album Rituals of Shame, was recorded at The Arch Studio, a former church in Southport. Chris Fullard handled recording and mixing; his credits include Idles, Sunn O))) and Ulver, and he had already worked on two 40 Watt Sun records with Patrick Walker. The songs return to themes that run through the project's work: guilt, shame, personal failure, obsession, longing, separation and, above all, love.

Saint Luke's is a Glasgow venue that hosts concerts and shows. The evening suits listeners who follow doom metal and the work of Warning's songwriter.