Formed in September 2001, A New Way To Trust exploded onto an unsuspecting Brighton scene. Drawing influences as diverse as Black Flag, Slayer, Nine Inch Nails and Elvis Presley, the band instantly became known as a breath of fresh air to a dull Hardcore scene.

Not willing to be tied down to any scene, ANWTT recorded a few demos and played with bands as diverse as Dillinger Escape Plan and The Ordinary Boys.

In 2002 the band headed to the famed Philia Studios to cut their first real record with producer Marting Barbour taking control of the recording. Due to line-up difficulties, the band were forced into an indefinate hiatus and these recordings were never released.

Fast forward to 2004, due to popular demand, ANWTT played a sold-out home town return show. The break proved to be a blessing in disguise, the band came out fighting with a set of old favourites and groundbreaking new material. During this time, the band shared stages with yet more varied bands such as 80's Matchbox B-Line Disaster, Zeke and Cursed.

By 2005, with yet another refreshed line-up, ANWTT inked a deal with Golf Records to release an EP entitled 'Never Grow Old, Never Die'. Along with the EP, a music video has also been made for the title track, this video will be on music channels worldwide.

The future...

With the release of the EP, ANWTT will be featured in major press in the coming weeks, magazines include Kerrang, Metal Hammer, Rock Sound and Big Cheese. The rest of 2005 will see the band touring non-stop up until they head into the studio to cut their first full-length CD.

"True Hardcore at its musical best" - New York Waste Magazine

"Legendary Hardcore band ANWTT are back!" - Big Cheese Magazine