Cannibal
Corpse - Behemoth - Legion Of The Damned - Misery Index - Suicidal
Angels - Nexus Inferis
You
survived Neckbreaker’s Ball? And you survived Hatefest?
Perfect! There is a new chance to bang your head off ;) Once again
bagged and presented by Rock The Nation the next deadly
missile dubbed FULL OF HATE TOUR 2012 got started, bringing
the who is who of international Death/Thrash and Black Metal elite
to your town.
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pics ::
A six-band
package of course means an early beginning and a long night. No
prob. Luckily they did not let two tours collide for a festival
as they did in December. Though, the evening at Turbinenhalle,
Oberhausen, did not go the way I expected. First, the owner of
this area obviously wants to make much more money and now demands
3 Euro for parking. Funnily, a parking lot attendant told me that
the owner has now to pay more for their salary as getting in with
the fees… The owner seems to be an ass in calculating. And
I guess residents around (and a fast-food temple) will be much
enthused to see all the people parking on unauthorized places
around.
Second, I missed the first band. When I arrived, on time, ::
NEXUS
INFERIS :: had already finished their, so it was
said, 30 minutes show. So, they did not kick off at the announced
time and, of course, played for just a handful of people. These
kind of happenings make me… angry! I call that to “burn”
support bands. I would now like to know if the British Industrial
Black/Death metallers are one of those poor blithers who had to
pay for the “honor” to play an empty hall…
It did not
look so much better when Greece Thrash commando ::
SUICIDAL
ANGELS :: entered the stage. The hall was slowly
filling and bloody cold. The ground was frozen. It was even worse
in the entrance hall with the merch. Temperatures were ranging
on zero-point, literally as well as allegorical. My warmest sympathy
for the girls behind the merch.
Anyway, SUICIDAL ANGEL tried to fire the crowd with their
Slayer-like brand of Thrash Metal. It normally works fines. Especially
as these gents are much likeable too. But to be honest, I have
seen band and crowd and a more lively mood…
Setlist: Bleeding Holocaust, Apokathilosis, Face Of
God, The Pestilence Of Saints, The Lies Of Resurrection, Final
Dawn, Moshing Crew
Next up are
Baltimore based Grindcore-deather ::
MISERY
INDEX :: The hall is filling up and the audience
gets willingly in mood. Much warmer meanwhile it did not get.
Nor did we get much light. Well, it did not do any harm to the
show ;) And me thinks we got two brand new songs presented. I
mean, the band’s last record Hairs To Thievery
dates back on 2009, so time is so ripe for something new ;) Yes,
this show was a real pleasure. And the dudes in the middle of
the moshpit definitely did not freeze anymore. Damn… I got
the wrong place…
Setlist: (new?), The Carrion Call, Partisans Of Grief,
You Lose, The Spectator, (new?), The Great Depression, The Illuminaught,
Traitors
Lights at
least have been much better at the ::
LEGION
OF THE DAMNED :: show. Visually. Fronter Maurice
introduced “new” guitarist Twan van Geel, who joined
in May 2011 replacing Richard Ebisch. Most songs originate from
LOTD’s debut Malevolent Rapture, which
got re-released today, in memory of late LOTD bassist Twan
Fleuren. The show ws ok and the crowd screaming for a wall of
death (dunno why) the following Son Of The Jackal would
have been perfect for. But I did not see any wall anyway…
Setlist: Legion Of The Damned, Death’s Head March,
Bleed For Me, Pray And Suffer, Son Of The Jackal, Malevolent Rapture,
Werewolf Corpse, Night Of The Sabbath, Cult Of The Dead, Taste
Of The Whip
Time has come
for :: BEHEMOTH
:: and I was much looking forward. And I have to state:
BEHEMOTH are still truly mighty. After battling leukemia
fronter Nergal still looks pretty thin, sort of fragile. I just
hope he does not burn the candle at both ends with such exhausting
tour. But Nergal is sparkling and brimming with energy. Light
show was awesome, much atmospheric, and almost every song introduced
with an intro during which the band went behind the stage to drink
more blood, get new masks and whatever they had to do there. Yes,
stunning show. Maybe a little bit overdone, but great, and with
an abrupt end. Again an intro… waiting… nothing happens…
lights on – change over. Ok, the intro was an official outro;
the same as on CD (thanks Jana ;)). BEHEMOTH went musically
back to their very first EP And The Forests Dream Eternally,
generally they played a lot of very old songs. Fans should have
been happy after this show ;)
Setlist: Ov Fire And The Void, Demigod, Moonspell Rites,
Conquer All, The Thousand Plagues I Witness, Alas Lord Is Upon
Me, Decade Of Therion, At The Left Ov God, Slaves Shall Serve,
Chant for Ezkaton 2000 e.v., 23, Lucifer
In the end…
:: CANNIBAL
CORPSE :: Long time no see. Party san 2010 I think.
In fact I was thrilled to see them again but I also was very glad
that the show came to an end. In the meanwhile I was frozen to
the marrow. CANNIBAL CORPSE’ new album Torture
will be released in March but we were granted with 2 brand new
songs (Demented Aggression, Scourge Of Iron). Well, I’d
lie if I say that the new ones sound innovatively different ;)
Nobody wants… Apart from that the band played through their
entire history with many old classics. Great! *sighs* If someone
obeyed the law to bang the head off than Mr. Corpsgrinder. The
rest of the band at least did not fall any short ;) I got blown
away. A worthy headliner, indeed! So, and now off. Defrosting
and torturing my car heater while driving home. Worked out…
;)
Setlist: Evisceration Plague, The Time To Kill Is Now,
Death Walking Terror, Demented Aggression (neu), Scourge Of Iron
(neu), I Cum Blood, Sentenced To Burn, Fucked With A Knife, Pit
Of Zombies, Priests Of Sodom, Unleashing The Bloodthirsty, Make
Them Suffer, Devoured By Vermin, A Skull Full Of Maggots, Hammer
Smashed Face, Stripped, Raped, And Strangled