Blasphemy + Sněť + Hierophant + Aposento + Morte Incandescente - Live at SWR Barroselas Metalfest (Por) 27.04.2024

 

 

 

 

 

Blasphemy was initially formed in 1984 by childhood friends Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds and 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity, joined shortly after by guitarist Caller of the Storms. They went on by various names (including Antichrist and Desaster) before settling for Blasphemy in 1987. Since the early days, the band members quickly established a reputation for violence and criminal activities. Consequently, most of them had stints in prison and problems with the law; the violence also spread to their live performance with frequent fights and bloodshed both on stage and in the crowd. Black Winds left the band during the first few days of the Fuck Christ Tour in 1993, after problems with bass player Ace Necrosleezer. For the rest of the tour, Ace replaced Black Winds on lead vocals. Blasphemy split up shortly after the Fuck Christ tour, but reformed in 1999, including the original line-up as well as Ryan Förster on the second guitar, and have been somewhat sporadically active ever since.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Setlist:

Ross Bay Intro
War Command
Blasphemous Attack
Gods of War
Blood Upon the Altar
Victory (Son of the Damned)
Darkness Prevails
Desecration
Nocturnal Slayer
Emperor of the Black Abyss
Hording of Evil Vengeance
Goddess of Perversity
Weltering in Blood
Intro / Blasphemy
Winds of the Black Godz (Intro)
Fallen Angel of Doom...
The Desolate One

Intro / Necrosadist
Demoniac
Atomic Nuclear Desolation
Empty Chalice
Ritual 

 

 

 

 

Hailing from Prague, SNĚŤ formed in the beginning of 2018 with a specific aim: rotten and crushing Death Metal in the vein of bands like Undergang, Funebrarum, Autopsy, and Carcass, but adding their own view to the style. Imperative to the five members of SNĚŤ is placing equal emphasis on the punkish parts and crushing ones, with the sick melodies of doom-death swept across the whole thing.

The five-piece released a two-song promo recording in April 2019, and preparations were underway for a new EP to follow; however, drummer Krütorr broke his leg right before the recording session and and then the Covid19 pandemic started, so the band decided to write more music and release a full-length instead.

 

 

 

 

Setlist:

Útes Mrtvol
Kůň Kadaver
Lhurgoyf
Prokletí Hladov​ý​ch
3 Doby
Folivor
Zamrzlý Vrch
Princip křížení
Groteskní Hybrid
Intoxikace
Obří Kat

 

 

Although at the beginning in 2009 this band from Ravenna (Ita) practiced Black/Sludge Metal with Hardcore influences, currently they have become a storm of Black/Death Metal.

 

 

 

 

 Setlist:

 Mortem Aeternam
Seeds of Vengeance
Devil Incarnate
In Chaos, In Death
Abysmal Annihilation
Death Siege
Nemesis of Thy Mortals

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aposento se formó en Logroño (España) en 1990 con Manolo (guitarra), Diego (batería), Santi Herreros (bajo), Santi Potros (voz) y León (guitarra).

En el 1991 graban su primera demo “Bloody Ritual”, la cual sale a la luz a primeros del ’92 y a finales de éste participaron en un festival en Nájera, día 21 de noviembre, junto a Unbounded Terror, Beer Mosh y Doomsday. Seguidamente se hizo un cambio de componente en la banda sustituyendo a León (guitarra) por José “Pispas”. Seguidamente realizaron varios conciertos entre ellos uno junto a los thrashers Estigia.

Esta formación grabó la demo “Eternal Agony” editada en el ‘93 y en este año la banda cambia de nuevo, siendo la formación, Mamen (ex-Vulpes) al bajo, Tenor a la voz, Colowati a la batería y Charly junto a Manolo a las guitarras. Con ello realizan varios festivales destacando en Zaragoza uno de ellos, junto a Death, Anacrusis y Beer Mosh a finales del ‘93.

Después de varios conciertos y mini giras por el estado, participan en otro festival en diciembre del ‘94 (Demolition Festival) junto a 5 bandas nacionales de primera como Unnatural, Levial, Hellbound, Desecrate y Hemorragia, así como bandas internacionales como de Cannibal Corpse, Desultory y Samael.

En el ‘94 se graba el mini CD “Welcome to Dakness” que saldría a la luz por el año ‘95. Después de varios conciertos y cambios de formación, la banda se disuelve ese mismo año.

Aposento regresa en el 2012 en la que cuenta con antiguos componentes y dos nuevos, quedando actualmente de la siguiente manera: Manolo (guitarra), Pispas (guitarra), Manu (bajo), Diego (batería) y Nacho (voz). Ese mismo año, graban y editan su mini CD “Retorno a la Muerte” con Spain Death Metal Records y comentaron a tocar por todo el país al mismo tiempo que componían nuevos temas para un futuro álbum completo.

A finales del 2013 vuelven a entrar en estudio para grabar lo que va ser el primer álbum que llevará por título “Aposento”. En el 2014 fichan por Xtreem Music, quien edita dicho álbum en Mayo de 2014.

En el año 2017, y tambien bajo el sello Xtreem Music, Aposento editan su segunda álbum, "Bleed to Death".

 Setlist:

 La Mano de la Muerte
Portrait of a Killer
Aliens, Seres del Más Allá
Maleficarum
Alma Condenada
Bloody Ritual
Serv From Hell
Partially Deceased Syndrome
Doomsday - The Metanoia of Redemption Process

 

 

 

 

 

Morte Incandescente are comprised of Portugal's oldest and most prolific scene veterans, both of whom concurrently maintain their own long-running and highly regarded central creative vehicles: Vulturius with Irae and Nocturnus Horrendus with Corpus Christii. And while the raw black metal underground that they helped foment at the dawn of the new millennium has multiplied and malformed all around them, since their formation in 2001, Morte Incandescente have maintained their own unique headspace, always making the creation different yet the same - the vision overtaking all, no matter what form it takes. Rest assured, however, that Vulturius and Nocturnus Horrendus' vision is always one that's ancient-minded, uncompromising, and completely untrendy.

Setlist:

Interlúdio
Instalação Humana
Cerra Os Dentes
Forgotten
Diz Não A Vida
Pela Noite Dentro
Black Skull Crushing Metal
Desabafo

 

Svnth ┼ Live at Cúpula, Ribeira (GZ, Spa) 19.04.2024

 

Trippy and atmospheric soundscapes to transcend another dimension.

SVNTH (written all caps and pronunced "Seventh") before the release of their third album Spring in Blue in 2020 was known as Seventh Genocide, which meaning is based on a comparison between the extreme exploitation of human resources in modern capitalism and a genocide toward man and nature (the seventh because the book Century of Genocide (2004) counts six of them).

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Setlist:

Who is the Dreamer? (From Spring in Blue)
Cinnamon Moon (new song)
Immense as the Ocean (from Toward Akina)
Wings of the Ark (from Spring in Blue)
Sons of Melancholia (from Spring in Blue) 

 

 

 

 

Judas Iscariot - Distant In Solitary Night (1999) Reissue [2005]

 

 Judas Iscariot was created by Akhenaten back in 1992 as a solo band. He released his first demo in 1993. In 1995 the debut album "The Cold Earth Slept Below" was released on Moribund Records.

He released the 7" EP "Arise, My Lord" in 1996. He also participated in two other bands, Sarcophagus and Seeds of Hate. "Thy Dying Light" was recorded and was to be released at Head Not Found but the parent company Voices of Wonder refused to release due to the extremity of Judas Iscariot. It was later released by Moribund Records Cult.

Akhenaten moved from America to Germany and recorded "Of Great Eternity" which was released in 1997. The following two years he managed to release "Distant in Solitary Night" which was recorded back in 1996. He also signed a contract with the American label Red Stream. They had heard his new work "Heaven in Flames" and agreed to release it. In 2000 he released the MCD "Dethroned, Conquered and Forgotten".

Same year, a live album "Under the Black Sun" was released and a split 7" EP with Krieg, "To the Coming Age of Intolerance" in 2001.

In 2002, "To Embrace the Corpses Bleeding" and the MCD "Moonlight Butchery" were released, also the EPs "March of the Apocalypse" and "Midnight Frost". Shortly after, Akhenaten announced that he decided to end the band.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 -Tracklist:

 1.  The Wind Stands Silent     05:05
2.  Where the Winter Beats Incessant     10:35
3.  The Black Clouds Roll Under the Parapet of the Sky     06:13
4.  The Clear Moon, and the Glory of the Darkness     07:17
5.  To the Black Tower of Victory     03:27
6.  In the Bliss of the Eternal Valleys of Hate     06:35
7.  Portions of Eternity Too Great for the Eye of Man     11:39

50:51

 

-Lineup:

 ⛧Akhenaten : All instruments, vocals.

 

 

 

 

 Label: Moribund Records – DEAD 21 CD

The full name of this album is: Distant In Solitary Night (Seven Hymns to the Triumph of Evil).

The album was recorded as the third Judas Iscariot album in 1996 and partly released on "Arise, My Lord" 7"EP in the same year. Moribund Records had delayed the CD release due to the fast sequence of the first two albums' publishing.

The lyrics to "Portions of Eternity Too Great for the Eye of Man" are taken from excerpts of William Blake's "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell".

Recorded in Eternal Fire, May 1996.