It's been a few years where i have been hearing the name Lich King. This time i got the chance to see them live.
It was a pretty awesome surprise as they were great. It remind me other bands of the same genre but that doesn’t mean they have less merits.
I did not know any song by them but i ended up headbanging a few times because of their well structured music. I hope to see them again soon.
There are a few things i can say about have experienced Exciter the other night.
I guess the one that impressed me the most was their sound. It sounds as raw and pure as when they started. Unbelievable unaltered.
Drummer singer. That makes the band a unique deal, he ends a roll and with one hand fixes the mic stand giving that pause to the beat that creates the 80’s motion: Incredible… i don’t believe he designed it that way, it was more like the need to fix the mic stand to continue and that created the effect.
Guitar player, The younger member of the band brings that infusion of energy that we are used to see on stage now days plus he plays accordingly to the band makes him
perfect for it.
Bass player, Solid AF. I mean for the first songs he was playing but it didn’t sound … they were only three people on stage.. where was his sound… until sound guy fixed mic out of the amp and boom… there he was.. huge solid impecable. It was his birthday so he was having a great time accompanied with his friend Jack D.
Phil Demmel of Vio-lence went on stage to play a couple of songs. He explained to the crowed why he loved the band. That sounded awesome too.
Loved the band as always have. Comeback please.
I knew Coroner since early 90’s and i never imagined that i would have the chance to see them live ever.
Here we were and boom a complex rhythms machine started to sound and the music was exactly how we heard it in tape.
They had a huge guitar sound, i mean one guitar player and he was huge, the drummer was a Swiss clock playing those unorthodox patterns and singer delivering the tone that we we knew from before.
It was a pleasure to see them.
Hope they are back again soon.
Beautiful! in the complete sense of the expression.
If you were here you should have know all of these classics. It was like playing that cassette that you bought with the money saved at your local record shop after class.
This show even had some crowd surfing and on stage moshing and all. Time machine on its full potential. We need more of these, please.
These are live photos of Hideous Divinity when supporting Hypocrisy at Warsaw on 04/29/22.
I believe he said they were from Italy. They play super technical Death Metal, i mean to the point that it was a lot. They had on stage with them Yoav Ruiz-feingild, the bass player for Atheist on this run.
Overall they sounded tight and super heavy.
