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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
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. DECAPITATED moved the day of their performance but HATE and AT THE GATES changed the year… With these changes, ORPHANED LAND became headliners and R.A.M.P. were called to replace HATE. But a little before … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. We all know the general mess that travelling by plane has been, so when it was announced that DECAPITATED were forced to bring forward their gig one day, due to flight changes, no one … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. COUNTERACTT is a technical deathcore band from Spain with a Portuguese singer, Luís Dias, but he’s probably been living in Madrid long enough for he addressed the crowd in a “Spanishguese” with a funny … Continue reading
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Original Portuguese version on World Of Metal. On the very day their sophomore album is released, MOONSHADE get on stage at Laurus. It wouldn’t make sense for this to be the official release party of “As We Set The Skies Ablaze” … Continue reading
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Originally posted on Valkyrian Music. A lot of people stayed in front of the main stage, saving their spot for MANOWAR, but VËLLA had a considerably large crowd watching them – enough to build the first real mosh circle of the festival … Continue reading
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