British post-metal heavyweights CONJURER have shared a new live video for ‚The World Is Not My Home‘, captured at their sold-out November 2025 London headline show at The Underworld. The release marks the second live clip from that landmark performance, following April’s ‚The Searing Glow‘.CONJURER have unveiled a new live video for ‚The World Is Not My Home‘, filmed during their sold-out November 2025 headline show at The Underworld in London. The clip serves as the second visual document from that landmark performance, following the earlier release of ‚The Searing Glow‘ in April.
The release arrives as CONJURER continue to build momentum around their third album, Unself, a record that marks a significant creative evolution for the British four-piece. Where their debut Mire (2018) and follow-up Pathos (2022) established the band among the most exciting voices in contemporary British metal, Unself finds them stripping back sonic excess in favour of space, dynamics, and emotional directness. Produced by Joe Clayton, the album was the product of an unusually extended preproduction and recording process, allowing the material to breathe and the songwriting to take centre stage.
Lyrically, Unself is an intensely personal record. Vocalist and guitarist Dani Nightingale was diagnosed with autism at age 31, and the album documents the process of self-discovery that followed, including the realisation of being non-binary. These intimate narratives are set against a broader backdrop of societal unease, with CONJURER exploring themes of identity, belonging, and systemic disillusionment.
CONJURER are set to take their live show across the UK, Europe, and North America throughout 2026. UK highlights include appearances at Download Festival and ArcTanGent, while the European run takes in dates in the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. A North American tour supports the run, with SADNESS, SNOOZE, and PAINS along for the ride.
CONJURER are Brady Deeprose (guitars, vocals), Dani Nightingale (guitars, vocals), Conor Marshall (bass), and Noah See (drums).
Photo: Matthieu Gill