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From somewhere in Wales, Olympus Mons makes heavy, emotional music that mixes metal, punk, alternative, and whatever else fits the mood. The songs are loud, messy, and straight-up, digging into loss, fear, addiction, corruption, and all the darker corners people don’t like to talk about. No face. No press. Just the sound itself. Every track is a mix of riffs and raw emotion, switching from quiet reflection to full-blown chaos in a heartbeat. It’s not here to be perfect, just real.
Olympus Mons makes music for when things get ugly. Heavy riffs, jagged edges, and lyrics that dig into the dark; murder, the apocalypse, heartbreak, toxic rows, the mess of the world. It’s metal with modern bite, djent precision, nu-metal grit, and a bit of punk attitude thrown in. No face in the photos. No names in the credits. Just a voice and a noise from somewhere in the South Wales Valleys. Love it or hate it, it’s staying loud.
Behind the Mask
You're here first! Well done. As a reward, get a first listen to the unfinished mix of some tracks from the debut album 1983 by Olympus Mons, crafting dark, aggressive soundscapes from the shadows. Check it out and join us below for more information!
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Three singles are out now — The Fear, Divide, and The Octopus. Each one is raw, unpolished, and born from nights that refused to end clean.
The Fear: confronts what happens when fear stops being a feeling and becomes something that lives with you — claustrophobic, relentless, impossible to ignore.
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Divide: hits like a fracture — heavy riffs underscoring a world that feels split at the seams, the kind of anthem that only exists because it had to.
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The Octopus: turns its gaze on power and control — deception, corruption, and the cost of unravelling truths that were meant to stay buried.
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These tracks aren’t polished souvenirs. Written, performed, and recorded with raw intensity. More songs are coming — louder hits, deeper cuts, nights where nothing came easy. Bookmark this page and come back often.
