The Day That Never Comes is finally here - Derbyshire's self-styled 'Metallica of mortgages' secures own heavy metal theme tune

A Derbyshire mortgage broker believes it is the first in the UK to have its own heavy metal theme tune.
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Peak Mortgages & Protection says its tune, which went live in late March, has already attracted more than 3,600 views on Facebook – and that is before a video to go with it has even been created.

Rhys Schofield, who set up Peak Mortgages & Protection in 2019, said: “I like to think of Peak as a plucky disruptor in what, let’s be perfectly honest, is a fairly boring industry.

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“On the back of that, I thought let’s do something a bit different and shake things up.

“We like to think the tune is positive, high energy and enjoyable, a bit like us when we deliver great customer outcomes.

“And, although we don’t dress like Eighties metalheads, at Peak you won’t find a suit and tie in sight.

The firm, based in Riverside Business Centre, Foundry Lane, Milford, Belper, sees itself as the “Metallica of mortgages”.

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And it is now in talks with staff at the University of Derby in the hope some of its animation students will come up with a video to accompany the music.

The real Metallica on stage. Pictured is singer/guitarist James Hetfield performing in Las Vegas in 2018.The real Metallica on stage. Pictured is singer/guitarist James Hetfield performing in Las Vegas in 2018.
The real Metallica on stage. Pictured is singer/guitarist James Hetfield performing in Las Vegas in 2018.

Mr Schofield, Peak managing director, said: “Hopefully we can get some of the clever tech people at the university to come up with a smashing video, which we’ll then use as an ad for our services.

“It will give the students a platform to showcase their skills and position us as broker that’s anything but boring.”

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