Originally posted in The Black Planet.

PROMETHEVS, the anniversary boys came next. The audience was still somewhat shy, although more interested, but then it only took a couple of songs for the mosh to break out – even before MACHINE HEAD’s “Davidian”, meaning they don’t need famous covers as a decoy; their originals do the trick. PROMETHEVS also took the chance to introduce three new songs – “Runaway”, “It’s All Theirs” and “A Thousand Lives As One” – so hopefully, the successor of the 2013 EP “In The Land Of Lucifer” is in the making. The powerful “Strength To Fight” finished the set.

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