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Snakerattlers is a death rock trash rock 'n' roll band from York, comprised of married couple Dan and Naomi. It was created in 2016, as a replacement for Dan and Naomi's previous band; The Franceens. It was inspired originally by the album "Bloody Deeds" by X Ray Cat Trio, but has since taken on it's own terrifying form. The sounds created by Snakerattlers are ruthless, incendiary, pitch black and extremely kinetic. The music is delivered via a brutal sonic assault; a highly volatile live show, consisting of primal drums that sound like heavy cannon fire, needle-in-the-red, white knuckle gripped, horrifying guitar abuse, and contrasting howling/haunting vocal styles.
Since it's inception, Snakerattlers has played thousands of gigs, including 110 shows in 2019 (their "personal best"). They have toured all over England and mainland Europe, with a particular touring taste for the band's beloved Switzerland. Pre-covid, It's primary focus was performing as a live band, which is easily the best way to experience the immediate raw fury of Snakerattlers.
The band has released 3 studio albums:
"This Is Rattlerock" (2017 - Moon Skull Records)
"All Heads Will Roll" (2019 - Dirty Water Records)
"The Left Hand Path" (2022 - Media Control Records)
All of these are available in physical format - visit the shop page. Some tracks are also available to stream/download.
Snakerattlers are signed to Wipeout Music Publishing, which has secured the band multiple airplay and playlist opportunities. The Snakerattlers track "Ooga Booga" was featured in an episode of the American version of Shameless, which is now on Netflix and was originally broadcasted all over the USA.
Snakerattlers are proud Satanists and don't consider themselves to be part of the human race. They identify as non-human entities. Just like the music they create, Snakerattlers are also uncompromising when it comes to their beliefs. Their views upon the world and life in general can be found within the lyrics of their works, which are often quite direct and about as subtle as a brick through a window.
In 2026, in their 10th year as a band, it was decided that Snakerattlers would take a break from live performances. This allowed focus to shift onto Dan and Naomi's new side project; JUKU, along with other non-musical creative outlets. Snakerattlers is currently a studio band, with their 4th album "Queen of Peace" scheduled for release in October, to mark the band's 10 year anniversary.
Creativity is very much how Dan and Naomi connect. A couple, who became eternally bonded, when they married on the same stage where they played their first gig as Snakerattlers. They had absolutely no idea that it would lead them on such a fascinating journey, which is still ongoing today. Snakerattlers will only come to an end when one (or both) of them dies.
Since it's inception, Snakerattlers has played thousands of gigs, including 110 shows in 2019 (their "personal best"). They have toured all over England and mainland Europe, with a particular touring taste for the band's beloved Switzerland. Pre-covid, It's primary focus was performing as a live band, which is easily the best way to experience the immediate raw fury of Snakerattlers.
The band has released 3 studio albums:
"This Is Rattlerock" (2017 - Moon Skull Records)
"All Heads Will Roll" (2019 - Dirty Water Records)
"The Left Hand Path" (2022 - Media Control Records)
All of these are available in physical format - visit the shop page. Some tracks are also available to stream/download.
Snakerattlers are signed to Wipeout Music Publishing, which has secured the band multiple airplay and playlist opportunities. The Snakerattlers track "Ooga Booga" was featured in an episode of the American version of Shameless, which is now on Netflix and was originally broadcasted all over the USA.
Snakerattlers are proud Satanists and don't consider themselves to be part of the human race. They identify as non-human entities. Just like the music they create, Snakerattlers are also uncompromising when it comes to their beliefs. Their views upon the world and life in general can be found within the lyrics of their works, which are often quite direct and about as subtle as a brick through a window.
In 2026, in their 10th year as a band, it was decided that Snakerattlers would take a break from live performances. This allowed focus to shift onto Dan and Naomi's new side project; JUKU, along with other non-musical creative outlets. Snakerattlers is currently a studio band, with their 4th album "Queen of Peace" scheduled for release in October, to mark the band's 10 year anniversary.
Creativity is very much how Dan and Naomi connect. A couple, who became eternally bonded, when they married on the same stage where they played their first gig as Snakerattlers. They had absolutely no idea that it would lead them on such a fascinating journey, which is still ongoing today. Snakerattlers will only come to an end when one (or both) of them dies.
