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I’ve seen my fair share of HILLS HAVE EYES gigs and all of them have been incredible, but I believe this one managed to top all the others. I was more or less expecting so: Canecas is that one place where … Continue reading
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Even though I liked HOCHIMINH‘s gig at Moita, I enjoyed this one a bit more – perhaps because the crowd was more receptive, resulting in a warmer atmosphere. Whatever the reason, this was finer. Singer Skrato‘s funny remarks also helped, … Continue reading
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Originally posted in The Black Planet. WEB went on stage at the time they were scheduled to get off it – 2 a.m. – but the crowd wasn’t less restless to welcome these metal veterans. They’re also in anniversary mode, … Continue reading
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Originally posted in The Black Planet. PROMETHEVS had literally warmed up the crowd, but it was HILLS HAVE EYES that made them sweaty-hot. Mostly to songs from the latest “Antebellum”, the headbanging, crowdsurfing and singing-along were non-stop. Even the ballad … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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Originally posted in The Black Planet. Some technical problems delayed HILLS HAVE EYES’ gig, resulting in a shorter set than they were supposed to play. But that only motivated them to make the best of their time – which they … Continue reading
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Originally posted in The Black Planet. HOCHIMINH’s crowd wasn’t as big as MARTELO NEGRO’s but it was just as intense. Despite being around for 15 years, their sound was a bit too modern for the majority of Moita Metal Fest … Continue reading
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Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. I’m having mixed feelings about HEAVNEWOOD’s gig. Maybe I had set my expectations too high, maybe I was still in an adrenaline rush from THE TEMPLE show, but the truth is that I felt something was … Continue reading
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Originally posted in Valkyrian Music. Then veterans THE TEMPLE brought down the house with their fiery alternative rock. Personally, it was the band I was most eager to see, since it had been eleven years (yes, eleven!) since I’d last seen … Continue reading
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