Having reviewed DEAD SOUL‘s latest album “The Sheltering Sky” for The Black Planet (read here), I knew the quality of their music was stellar. I was just curious to know how that would turn out live. Well, it was just as brilliant. Anders Landelius‘ … Continue reading
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With the release of its first solo album “Is This The Best You Can Do?” (review on its way), Tó Pica – a renowned Portuguese guitar player – gathered a few friends and went to Porto to present said album … Continue reading
Third time I was seeing Alice Cooper, although first as a support act. Also first time I was seeing three guitarists in his band. Frankly, I can’t see the need of such number, but they didn’t mess the sound either, … Continue reading
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Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. HILLS HAVE EYES released their third album “Antebellum” early this month (review here) but gave their fans a couple of weeks to learn the lyrics before presenting it live in two shows – one in Porto … Continue reading
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Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. ASH IS A ROBOT’s exquisite sound – a kind of progressive post-hardcore, seasoned with synths – may not agree with everybody’s ear, but Hard Club’s audience that night was pretty open-minded and overjoyed with those HILLS … Continue reading
Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. I’d seen DIMENSION back in August, at Casainhos Fest, but this was the first time they were playing in Porto, promoting their debut album “Life Is A Mystery”. The latter has been getting a very positive feedback … Continue reading
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Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. The place had been filling in and it was pretty packed by the time ANNIHILATOR got on stage. Not a sold-out venue, but still a number beautiful enough. Even though I liked Dave Padden very much, I … Continue reading
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Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. HARLOTT were more popular – at least I noticed a handful of metalheads singing along. Their “down-under” accent made some of the words indistinguishable, but when it came down to music, the communication was flawless. Thrashing … Continue reading
