As promised,
A Storm of Light - Across the Wilderness
Black Tusk - live through this shit
Bison BC - Slow Hand of Death
Big Business - Gold & Final
Animals as Leaders - Wave of Babies
Melvins - Night Goat
Ufomammut - Hopscotch
Emmure - False Love in Real Life
Arsonists Get All The Girls - Mantipede
Protest the Hero - Bloodmeat
Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Moral Distortion
Birdflesh - The Flying Penis
Pig Destroyer - Thumbsucker
Tool - Vicarious
Psudoku - proPSYch
Wasteoid - Drink in Hand
Suicide Silence - Bludgoned to Death
Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Timelord Zero
Igorrr - Petit Prelude Perime
Voivod - Forgotten in Space
iwrestledabearonce - Alaskan Flounder Basket
Mastodon - Trampled Under Hoof
Kylesa - Ignoring Anger
Neurosis - The Doorway
Gojira - Embrace the World
Dillinger Escape Plan - Farewell Mona Lisa
Priestess - Lay Down
Dead Kennedys - Drug Me
Primus - American Life
((Thorlock)) - Mississippi Wheelwash
Downloads for both this show and May 2nd's will be up within the next few days on our new Previous Shows page. Be sure to check it out!
~Melissa
Playlist for May 9th
Posted by Mel O.D. at 14:49 0 comments
Labels: agoraphobic nosebleed, animals as leaders, bison bc, black tusk, gojira, igorrr, kylesa, melvins, neurosis, pig destroyer, priestess, protest the hero, ufomammut, voivod, wasteoid
THE Neurosis Gig
Finding my way through Kokos for the first time was a complete maze- staircases led different directions & up into multiple floors corridors. Out in the smoking area one found themselves situated on a patio directly below the huge lit sign glowing 'Koko'. Heading inside, and after refusing to pay £8 for a double mix, I guarded my cozy spot on the 3rd floor like no man's business, ready to be awed. Couldn't say I was too smitten by Daniel Higgs, but I digress...
The amazing performance put on by Neurosis was only enhanced by the visualizations projected behind the band. Although I couldn't see them for myself from my spot on the balcony (quite a shame), whenever I was able to catch a glimpse from the convenient screens fixed above I could feel the power of the images. This promo for 'Given To The Rising' (their latest album from 2007) paints a very accurate picture of what the gig was like.
While my favorite concerts list continues to grow, this Neurosis gig holds a special place. The raw intensity I've always known existed in their music now holds only part of my attention as I've just begun to realize the dark beauty that lies within it as well.
Setlist (to the best of my knowledge):
At the End of the Road
The Doorway
*Unknown New Song*
Given to the Rising
The Web
Locust Star
Water Is Not Enough
Distill (Watching the Swarm)
not a very good one (for video quality, that is)
Stones from the Sky
Through Silver In Blood
and up close ;)
...a gig I was most definitely not disappointed by ;)
-Melissa
PS- for downloads of the songs above just click on the song title
Posted by Mel O.D. at 17:58 0 comments
Labels: december 6th, gig, industrial, neurosis, post-metal, progressive, review, sludge