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For Thais. Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. I don’t think I’m wrong when I say that, despite the impact of this double dose of brutality, it was LACUNA COIL the great majority of the crowd was longing for. “Black … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. For those who got to know DOWNFALL OF MANKIND that night, let me tell you that the band is Portuguese but the singer Lucas Bishop is not – addressing the audience in English wasn’t … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. BENIGHTED are held very dear by the Portuguese audience, and if you think it’s weird to use such term in association with a brutal death/grind band, then you don’t know that Julien Truchan says … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. I’ve got a pretty open mind when it comes to modern sounds and mixing genres, so I appreciated Laurus’ enterprise of bringing something “different” in the form of Madrid-based ETERNAL PSYCHO. But the high … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. Another cancellation, this time on Belgian HUMAN VIVISECTION part, brought NIHILITY on board at the last minute – so last that guitarist Afonso Gomes couldn’t make it, as he already had other plans. “Prophecy … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. The bill kept suffering line-up changes and so BLAME ZEUS and their progressive metal/rock followed suit. Because of the heat, Sandra Oliveira got on stage with her hair in a bun, which cut off … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. The only stoner/doom band on the bill was saved for the opening of the last day. BASALTO got on stage with a ten-minute delay but they got off it at the same time … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. Every time I’ve seen ORPHANED LAND (and this makes it half a dozen), Kobi Farhi has always moved suitably to the rhythm of his songs, but I got the feeling he danced more smoothly … Continue reading
Front Row Forever 