rio wrote:
Radagast wrote:
rio wrote:
Of course
Let me know if they're any good. I was suposed to be going this Tuesday but my girlfriend tricked me (ie: I forgot about the gig) into agreeing to go see some stand-up that night.
I shall post how it went shortly... in fact... I'm off right now.
Farewell, metalreviews.com!
Dudes, it was awesome! Gallhammer were so very good, I enjoyed them approximately 10x more than I do on record. They really played up the doomy and crusty side of their music, and were staggering around in their corpse paint in such a way as to generate an authentically morbid feel.
Moderately enjoyable support bands too. There was this teenage (or looked teenaged to me but I think some were early twenties) all-girl band called Severed Heaven (
http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=115706) who were kind of good in parts and lame in others, but sounded like they would improve a great deal with experience. Their metal-archives page makes them look kinda lame, especially when it describes them as "death/black", when they were blatantly nothing of the sort (more like doomdeath with some core-influenced vokillz), and their official site links to all their individual myspaces
They were a Leeds band and as such the singer kept bellowing at everyone in a Northern accent to "make more noise you fucking miserable Yorkshire gits", which was really tempting fate and drawing a few boos from the Burzum shirt-clad My Dying Bride lookalikes behind me.
Then there was this fucking wacky noise band that had a Patton-aping vocalist and sounded a bit like somewhere between Merzbow, Adult Themes for Voice and Whitehead but with some chugging doom bits thrown in. Can't even remember their name.....
EDIT: That's it, The Sontaran Experiment. Named after an episode of Doctor Who, no less.