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Brutality Will Prevail have parted ways with vocalist Ajay Jones. 

Louis Gauthier of Breaking Point has been announced as his replacement.

Both the band and Jones have released separate statements, and can be viewed by clicking read more below.

Brutality Will Prevail’s latest album, ‘Scatter The Ashes’ was released this past November on on Purgatory Records. They will be supporting Cancer Bats on their UK tour in March.

Message from Brutality Will Prevail:

“As a new year begins, BWP has come to the end of an era, but also the beginning of an exciting new chapter.

To get straight to the point, due to personal commitments and his interests outside of the band, Ajay is no longer able to commit himself to BWP, and our increased touring schedule for the year ahead.

The remaining four of us are in this band to make music that we love, to play shows in as many places around the world as possible – for no other reason than because we love our music and we love playing shows.

Unfortunately, a full-time commitment is not something that Ajay wants, and therefore the time has come for us to part ways. We would like to take this moment to thank Ajay for all he has done as part of BWP over the years, and to wish him all the best in his future endeavours.

We’re sure you are all wondering who will be filling Ajay’s shoes… Well, we are stoked to reveal that our good friend and long time collaborator Louis Gauthier, known to many of you as frontman of Breaking Point, will be stepping up as the new BWP vocalist.

Some of you will have already seen Louis on frontman duties for us during selected dates on the Terror tour, and anyone that caught these shows, or that has ever seen Breaking Point live, knows that Louis is the real deal.

We are happy to welcome him into the fold, and we hope that you will all be supportive of this new chapter in our band.

In the coming weeks we will be announcing tours in Europe, Japan, Australia and SE Asia, as well as a selection of festival appearances. We are also working on US touring, so there’s loads coming up and we can’t wait to get going!

Cheers,

Ash, Nick, Jordan, Marc & Louis”

Message from Ajay Jones:

“Before the rumours start, I want to nip it in the bud so there are no questions later;

I am no longer a part of Brutality Will Prevail.

When I put this band together, it was never meant to be a full time band and something to try make a living from. For me, we were always a hardcore band, working hard and doing everything on our terms to open opportunities, we’ve been able to travel, enjoyed a lot of support and I feel we’ve had a lot to be grateful for.

This was never meant to be a job, it was just 5 friends having a laugh, and that was alright with me. I thought we did that well.

In recent months this has changed a lot, mistakes have been made and things changed from being 5 friends in a hardcore band having some fun, to becoming a money making scam and exploiting the kind support we’ve received to date as a stepping stone to “bigger” things.

The opportunity to travel is always cool, but I am not comfortable with using the hardcore scene, and use the band for a holiday. For me I care about the band to much to just abuse it, i have a good life in South Wales/job/house. Why would I give that up, go back on every thing I;ve said and sang about just to be a ”rockstar” for 5 minites.

I really thought i had 4 good friends, but time has shown that we are not the friends I thought we were.

So there it is, if you see the farse that now is BWP in 2013 it will be with out me, and I wash my hands of it.

I’d like to thank everyone who has supported me during my time in the band, it is much appreciated more than I can ever say,Ill still be doing purgatory records, and hope to see you all soon with some new projects.”

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