Metal Horde Zine - Special Report SWR Barroselas Metalfest 2009

 

 Pequeno special report dedicado ao SWR Barroselas Metalfest onde podem encontrar uma pequena bio sobre cada banda, foto e logo das mesmas e as respostas a 3 questões para todas as bandas. O mesmo será distribuido em Barroselas, cerca de 300 cópias.

 SODOM + THE HAUNTED + ABSU + ORIGIN + AKERCOCKE + ESOTERIC + URGEHAL + UNMERCIFUL + EVILE + DORNENREICH + NEHËMAH + MOURNFUL CONGREGATION + MACHETAZO + GAMA BOMB + CORPUS CHRISTII + GREY DATURAS + INGROWING + AD HOMINEM + ROMPEPROP + YEAR OF NO LIGHT + INSIDIOUS DECREPANCY + BLACKLODGE + GROG + TORTURE SQUAD + DESPISE + RECTAL SMEGMA + THE FIRSTBORN + SPEARHEAD + LEGACY OF BRUTALITY + IN THA UMBRA + THERIOMORPHIC + MORBID DEATH + GWYDION + DEMON DAGGER + THE RANSACK + WE ARE THE DAMNED + ECHIDNA + EQUALEFT + DEAD MEAT + ALCOHOLOCAUST + HACKSAW + CRYSTALLINE DARKNESS.

 

 

 

Beastcraft - The Infernal Gospels Of Primitive Devil Worship (2017)

 

 Beastcraft were formed in Norway, 2003, united by members that has been a part of the scene since the early nineties. The band were created as a rusty audible sword towards the clean and bleak metal sound of the new millennium, focusing heavily upon both the original necro production and its aesthetics, combining the core of the first and second wave of black metal. The band has deliberately been extremely selective both when it comes to doing interviews and playing live, wanting the band to remain in the underground shadows. After the untimely death of Nefas in 2012, Beastcraft ended all new recordings with the fifth and final album, The Infernal Gospels of Primitive Devil Worship, in 2016.

2003: Beastcraft is formed in Hønefoss, Norway, by Alastor Nefas and Sorath Northgrove.

2004: The first demo is recorded and released. The second demo is recorded and released.

2005: The first album is recorded and released. The third demo is recorded, together with two additional tracks.

2006: The second album is released, featuring all demos and 2 unreleased tracks. The third demo is released on tape (only). Tracks for a split-7″ is recorded.

2007: The first split-7″ (w/Orcrist) is released. The second split-7″ (w/Urgehal) is recorded and released. A cover of “Satanic Blood” is recorded for a tribute to Von compilation. The third album is released. “(Of the) Circle of Evocation” is featured on the “Morbid Tunes of the Black Angels” compilation.

2008: “Satanic Blood” is featured on the Von tribute album. “Burnt at His Altar” is featured on the “Norsk Svart Metall – The Third Wave” compilation. Beastcraft preformed their first black metal mass at Under the Black Sun festival, Germany, on the 4th of July. The first interview since ’06 is published in Nordic Vision in September.

2010: Beastcraft did a video interview for Alastor Nefas’ documentary “A black metal year in Norway”. Music for the “The Infernal Gospel of Primitive Devilworship” is being written.

2012: Alastor Nefas tragically dies in May, at the age of only 34. Beastcraft preform their second black metal mass as a tribute to Nefas, at Bunker 2012 Festival in Oslo on friday the 24th of August, together with a.o. Carpathian Forest. A box-set of the demos was released on Black Saw Rec. in December, containing 3 7″s and poster.

2013: In June, all the tracks from the Bunker gig was released on CD, entitled “Unpure invocation of Alastor Nefas - the last live rites of Beastcraft”. The 3 first albums were released as necroedition Digi-packs in December.

2014: The final album was rehearsed.

2015: The recording of the final album begun. In September, a collection of tracks is released in 100 copies on tape, entitled “Sacrilegious Epitaph of the Deathspawned Legacy”.

2016: The 3rd and final necromancy/live was on the 13th of May, as a part of the tribute/memorial night to Nefas. The “Sacrilegious Epitaph of the Deathspawned Legacy” tape is released on CD. Beastcraft did an interview for the book “Unholy Black Metal”, about Norwegian black metal. The recording of the final album and 7” is finished.

2017: “Nocturnal Reverence” 7″ is released in April. The 4th and final black metal mass, “The Infernal Gospel of Primitive Devilworship” is released in April. A wooden box-set of the demos was released in May, containing 3 tapes, t-shirt, sticker and patch. “Occult Ceremonial Rites” was released as a split with Black Altar in November.

2019: The 3 first albums are re-released on 12” vinyl. The 3 demos are released on 12” vinyl with silk print and re-released on tape.

 

 

 

 

 

 -Tracklist:

 Side A - The Infernal Gospels
1. Aapenbaring     01:05
2. Demonic Perversion     02:35
3. Deathcraft and Necromancy     06:32
4. The Fall of the Impotent God     05:19

Side B - The Devil Worship
5. Her Highness of Hell     03:22
6. Reborn Beyond the Grave     06:29
7. Waging War on the Heavens     05:17
8. The Devil's Triumph     05:28
9. The Beast Descends     03:06

39:13

 

-Line up:

• Sorath : Vocals
• Nefas (R.I.P. 2012) : Songwriting (tracks 2-4, 6-7)
• Desecrator : Bass
• Lars Fredrik Frøislie : Drums
• Malphas : Guitar
• Enzifer : Guitar

 

 

 

 Label: Pulverised Records. ASH 124 LP
All the tracks by Trondr Nefas are from demo material discovered/saved from the crashed Necrochamber of the LeviaSathanas studios written for Beastcraft 2005-2009.
300 copies on black and 200 copies on transparent red vinyl.
Comes in gatefold cover sleeve.
The album is dedicated to Trondr Nefas.

 

Blast Open + Vio-lence - Sala Rebullón, Tameiga, Mos 02.05.2025

 

 

 

 

Blast Open son una banda de Heavy/Thrash de Asturies formada en 2008. Sus letras hablan sobre sentimientos, miedos y esperanza, política e historias del más allá.

En 2010, Blast Open publica sus dos primeros temas, "Lost" y "Bad to Worse" en una demo, y desde entonces han tocado con bandas nacionales como Mercyless, Clockwork, Pandemia o Morphium y con bandas extranjeras de la talla de Primal Fear, Vicious Rumors, Warbringer o Havok.

Tras grabar en los Estudios Dynamita de marzo a mayo de 2012, lanzan el album " They Destroy Our World" en julio de 2012. Tras el lanzamiento estuvieron tocando en el Luarca Metal Fest el 20 de julio, donde compartieron escenario con bandas tan prestigiosas como Evile o Vita Imana.

 

 

 

 Setlist:

*Riding on a Dead Horse
*Fallen Angel
*Invisible Lines
*Pool of Blood
*Resurrected
*Cross Hate
*Pray Without Fear
*A Light Behind the Darkness
*Traying to Escape

 

 

 Vio-lence was formed under the name Death Penalty in 1985, which they changed to Violence, and then the two-tiered logo with a hyphen forced the name change to its permanent form.

The original lineup was Jerry Birr on vocals, Phil Demmel, Troy Fua on guitars, Eddie Billy (brother of Testament's Chuck Billy) on bass, and Perry Strickland on drums. This line-up appeared on the 1986 Eastern Front: Live at Ruthie's Inn 2-LP compilation with the song "Gutterslut". Eddie Billy left soon and was replaced by Dean Dell. This lineup recorded a rehearsal tape that was released as a demo.

Jerry Birr (later to appear in Enemy Mind) was replaced by Sean Killian on vocals and the band recorded their first official demo before Troy Fua left and was replaced by Machine Head founding member Robb Flynn in early 1987.

The band re-recorded all the songs on their first demo for the second one in 1988 with minor lyrical changes and new song titles for their Mechanic Records demo in 1988. This label released their debut, Eternal Nightmare, later that year. A tour with Testament and Sanctuary followed, and then another tour with Voivod followed by a second album, Oppressing the Masses, in 1990.

The track "Torture Tactics" was deleted from the album due to its offensive lyrical content, but then was released as the title track of a 1991 EP. Another tour, this time with Defiance, followed. The third album, Nothing to Gain, was recorded in 1991, but constant record label problems delayed its release.

At this point, Robb Flynn left to form Machine Head and was replaced by Ray Vegas on guitar, and then Perry Strickland was replaced by Mark Hernandez on drums. A final demo was recorded in 1993 before the band broke up.

Vio-lence reunited for Thrash of the Titans, a benefit for Chuck Billy and Chuck Schuldiner, in August 2001. The lineup of Killian, Demmel, Vegas, Dell, and Strickland played a 64-minute gig, which led to further shows in the Bay Area. Ray Vegas was replaced by a returning Troy Fua and for one gig, Phil Demmel, who was unable to attend, was replaced by Steve Schmidt. Phil also helped out Machine Head as a second guitarist for a few gigs, with Machine Head bassist Adam Duce returning the favor for a gig at Dean Dell's wedding in 2002.

A near-reunion of Vio-Lence took place on January 20th, 2018 at The Midway in San Francisco for "Killian On Command: An Evening of Vio-lence", which was held as a benefit for Sean Killian, who was battling with stage-four liver cirrhosis.

On January 8th, 2019, Demmel announced on social media that Vio-Lence had reformed and would play at least one show in Oakland that April.

 

 

 

Awaketh + Cruzeiro + Balmog - Live at A Cabana, Tebra, Tomiño (Esp) 30.04.2025