BIZARRA LOCOMOTIVA took toooooooooooo long to get on stage and we were afraid their show would be cancelled, as the police officers were already looking at their watches – the festival should have been over already. It seems there was a … Continue reading
It was so dark during HOLOCAUSTO CANIBAL show that you could barely see the blood covering their faces. It was the first time I was seeing them with Bravo (GRUNT) on vocals but it seems that the new member was … Continue reading
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If you’re thinking “Again?!”, then you probably can’t name a band that gives you the rush and makes you feel so good the way HILLS HAVE EYES do with me. Yes, this was the 7th time I’d seen them this … Continue reading
I knew I’d spend a lot of energy watching/enjoying the band that would follow TRINTA & UM, so I just shot the first song and sat down the rest of the gig – sorry, nothing personal, guys. But I must … Continue reading
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REVOLUTION WITHIN delivered another metal party. SWITCHTENSE–Hugo got on stage to sing “Pull The Trigger”, while TALES FOR THE UNSPOKEN–Marco just went there to hug Raça and stagedive. http://www.facebook.com/revolutionwithinband
“Four members of a very dangerous gang of the northern Portuguese town of Viana do Castelo decided, after their regular karate practice, to form a band.” – this is how MR. MIYAGI introduce themselves on their Facebook page. But their attitude on … Continue reading
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Because Casainhos isn’t just a “‘core” festival, it also featured a few metal bands in the bill. Coimbra thrashers TERROR EMPIRE were the first ones. A handful of fans moshed around and sang along the lyrics to their debut album … Continue reading
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Last year, the winners of Rock On Música band contest AS THEY COME opened the fest (see here). This year’s winners THE IDYLL’S END got the 5th slot… and had elements of AS THEY COME invading the stage, among many others. Guess … Continue reading
F.P.M. stands for Feio, Porco e Mau, which is Portuguese for ugly, slob and mean. There were a few enthusiastic people dancing around to their noisy punk, but personally, I didn’t like it – especially Diogo‘s voice and posture. Sorry. … Continue reading
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