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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2025 · 44 MIN

Episode 112: Still In Love Interview with Nick Worthington (Vocals)

from The Smashing Skull Sessions · host Hosted by Letty Sharp & Produced by Richie Duhig

Containing members of Dead Swans, Throats, Brutality Will Prevail, Last Witness and Bring Me The Horizon (to name a few!), Still In love is the brainchild of UKHC’s brightest talents. Following their acclaimed Withdrawal Symptoms EPs, Still In Love have carved out a distinct identity within the UK hardcore scene. Their music blends raw aggression with introspective lyricism, drawing comparisons to bands like Cursed, Blacklisted and Have Heart. Recovery Language delves into themes of personal struggle, resilience, and emotional catharsis, offering a sonic journey through the complexities of the human experience. The album's soundscape is a fusion of relentless riffs, dynamic rhythms, and poignant melodies, reflecting the band's evolution and depth. I got to sit down with vocalist Nick Worthington where we talked about the recording process for the bands debut album, 'Recovery Language', how the band started and skateboarding. With great stories, chats and banter this is not one to be missed. Avalible on all streaming platforms. Check out Still In Love here: https://www.instagram.com/stillinloveuk/?hl=en Track played: 'Preserve & Cherish (feat. Sam Carter)', ©️ all rights reserved Still In Love Edited by Richie Duhig of The Metal Cell Podcast. Like, subscribe and always support the scene. Horns up and stay safe 🤘🤘 The Smashing Skull Sessions: https://www.instagram.com/thesmashingskullsessions/

Containing members of Dead Swans, Throats, Brutality Will Prevail, Last Witness and Bring Me The Horizon (to name a few!), Still In love is the brainchild of UKHC’s brightest talents. Following their acclaimed Withdrawal Symptoms EPs, Still In Love have carved out a distinct identity within the UK hardcore scene. Their music blends raw aggression with introspective lyricism, drawing comparisons to bands like Cursed, Blacklisted and Have Heart. Recovery Language delves into themes of personal struggle, resilience, and emotional catharsis, offering a sonic journey through the complexities of the human experience. The album's soundscape is a fusion of relentless riffs, dynamic rhythms, and poignant melodies, reflecting the band's evolution and depth. I got to sit down with vocalist Nick Worthington where we talked about the recording process for the bands debut album, 'Recovery Language', how the band started and skateboarding. With great stories, chats and banter this is not one to be missed. Avalible on all streaming platforms. Check out Still In Love here: https://www.instagram.com/stillinloveuk/?hl=en Track played: 'Preserve & Cherish (feat. Sam Carter)', ©️ all rights reserved Still In Love Edited by Richie Duhig of The Metal Cell Podcast. Like, subscribe and always support the scene. Horns up and stay safe 🤘🤘 The Smashing Skull Sessions: https://www.instagram.com/thesmashingskullsessions/

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