Into The Grave -Metal Festival Saturday, August 10, 2013 in Leeuwarden. Paradise Lost – Satyricon – Sodom – DevilDriver – Heaven’s Basement – Jungle Rot – Bliksem – afterparty: Decrepit Birth
early bird: 6,66 – pre-sale: 10 – door: 15 euro
The hardest bands for an early bird price of just € 6.66, that can only be in Ljouwert! The third edition of Metal festival Into The Grave showcases eight bands, and another two at the after-party.
All information on this super cozy Metal Festival is also available at:
facebook: Metalfestival Into The Grave
* Leeuwarden is the capital city of the Dutch Province of Friesland.
FEATURED BAND: THE ULTRA LEGENDARY SODOM
SODOM – left to right: Makka (drums & percussion), Tom Angelripper (bass & vocals) and Bernemann (guitars)
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SODOM’s newly released studio album, Epitome Of Torture:
Epitome Of Torture was released in North America on May 7th, 2013, via Steamhammer.
Stone Says: Man, I wish I owned my very own airliner; one which could fly me over to Europe (from Ohio) every time I want to Rock-out at a kick-ass Metal festival, just like this one! I guess I’ll have to wait a while on that Metal wish! By the way, SODOM’s Epitome Of Torture is one of the very best Thrash Metal albums I’ve listened to… ever. Metal be thy name.
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* For more info on SODOM, click on the links below!
facebook: Sodom
http://www.twitter.com/sodomized
Steamhammer: http://www.spv.de
LONG LIVE METAL FESTIVALS.
HAIL METAL.
Stone.
As “Commando” kicks in, there is no glimmer or hint that Satyricon “The Age Of Nero” is going to disappoint. The groove heavy Black Metal and black as night lyrics are two powerful characteristics of this entire great album. “The Wolfpack” pick up where “Commando” leaves off, with unrelenting and extremely likable riffs and leads that has me nodding, knowing that Satyricon has quite possibly created an album, that is the very best in all of Metal for 2009. “Black Crow On A Tombstone” is indicative of just how Satyricon can be creatively dark and creepy, both lyrically and musically, without over stating any traditional or obvious themes. In my opinion, throughout “Age Of Nero”, I hear nothing less than rock solid confidence through Satyr’s vocals and guitar playing. A serious approach musically has captured Black Metal greatness in a black bottle for Satyricon.
