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Comment on Enslaved – The Sleeping Gods EP by Ancient Ascendant/Winterfylleth/Enslaved – The Camden Underworld, London, 21/03/2013 | Scrutinizing The Steel

Mon, 01 Apr 2013 00:38:27 +0000

[...] to see them again and my word am I glad that I did. Entering to The Sleeping Gods (a cut from a cracking EP), they delivered a stunning set, focussed in the main on the post-Ruun progressive era. The sound [...]

Comment on Destroyers of the Faith 2012 – 10/3/2012, Kentish Town Forum by Ancient Ascendant/Winterfylleth/Enslaved – The Camden Underworld, London, 21/03/2013 | Scrutinizing The Steel

Mon, 01 Apr 2013 00:38:23 +0000

[...] we come to Enslaved. I had last caught these guys briefly at the Forum in 2012, supporting Cannibal Corpse (who fucking destroyed). Previous to that I had seen them at the old Mean Fiddler in 2006, back [...]

Comment on Rotting Christ and a medley of Brit Support – London May 1st, ULU by Ancient Ascendant/Winterfylleth/Enslaved – The Camden Underworld, London, 21/03/2013 | Scrutinizing The Steel

Mon, 01 Apr 2013 00:38:18 +0000

[...] from the vocalist and some decent riffs knocking about. I’d seen them previously supporting Bolt-Thrower at the ULU and, much as then, they seemed to lack distinguishing features, something to mark them as something [...]

Comment on Marduk/Moonspell/Inquisition/The Foreshadowing/Death Wolf – “Voices From The Dark” tour, Annex Wreck Room, Toronto, ON by greenmaster86

greenmaster86 — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 03:18:28 +0000

Another cracking review mate. There’s a lot to be said for hearing black metal in small, intimate venues. Watain in a 500 capacity basement is one of my favourite shows to date – the smell and the heat alone will stick with me forever.

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Comment on Meshuggah/Animals As Leaders/Intronaut – live @ Sound Academy, Toronto, ON by greenmaster86

greenmaster86 — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 20:31:53 +0000

Hi Kevin, welcome to the fold! Fantastic post and photos – really solid content. I hear you on the necessity for crispness in the audio for technical bands – nothing worse than it all becoming a messy, fuzzy blast. London isn’t renowned for its sonics, regrettably, but every now and again a band really put in the testing time and get it just right. There’s a few places with video screens – hopefully something that will become a more regular occurrence in future.

Meshuggah are over here with Devin in May – your review may just have persuaded me to hit that tour. They also have Periphery in tow. Animals as Leaders are also on the ‘to catch’ list – we’ll see. I’m not too bothered about bands that don’t have much of a ‘presence’ – so long as they deliver their primary offering – music, they can do what they wish on stage. It all depends on the music, really – if its energetic, the band will be energetic, if its technical, the band will be ‘quieter’.