Vital Remains, Irish & Music Pub Cluj-Napoca, 06.05.2009
Scris de Goshdra
Vineri, 08 Mai 2009 00:31
Citit mai jos recenzia concertului sustinut de Vital Remains, la Cluj, pe 6 mai 2009, concert inclus in Icons of Evil Tour 2009.
Neavand ocazia de a vedea Deicide pana acum (nici nu stiu cand o sa ii vad, mai ales ca Benton anuleaza toate concertele), m-am dus la concert cu gandul putin si la acestia, existand o oarecare legatura intre ei si Vital Remains.
Imi pare rau ca nu am ajuns la primele doua trupe de deschidere, Abnormyndeffect si Tribulation, dar am reusit sa prind o mare parte din Diabolical. Suedezii adopta un death-black metal destul de bine lucrat si gandit, numai bun pentru a incalzi putinul public prezent la concert (in jur de 70 de oameni) pentru ce urmeaza.
Sincer sa fiu nu i-am ascultat niciodata, dar concertul de aseara m-a facut sa fiu putin mai interesat de trupa.
Dupa acestia, pe scena a urcat ultima trupa de deschidere si anume, Order Of Ennead. Cea mai mare atractie pentru toti cei de la concert a fost tobarul trupei, Steve Asheim, deja cunoscut pentru contributia sa in Deicide. Prestatia trupei a fost destul de buna, cat si stilul adoptat, un black-death metal cu anumite elemente progresive, dar din pacate, vocea lasa putin de dorit.
Mi s-a parut prea fortata si in unele momente poate chiar falsa. Trecem cu vederea...mai ales ca nu asta e importat la o asemenea trupa.
Dupa vreo 30 de minute de asteptari, au urcat pe scena cei de la Vital Remains. Este ceva sa vad o trupa de asa amploare intr-un club precum Irish & Music Pub.
Ma asteptam ca macar acum sa apara lume mai multa, dar puteam astepta degeaba. In orice caz...cei prezenti au fost de ajuns pentru ca trupa sa se simta bine si sa faca un show de neuitat. Au inceput cu "Icons Of Evil", piesa care poarta si numele turneului actual. Au urmat "Scorned", "Dechristianize", "Infidel", precum si altele de pe primele albume ale trupei. Sunetul mi s-a parut putin cam incet, mai ales ca la Diabolical de abia puteai sta in fata, langa boxa. Recitalul trupei a fost cam scurt, in jur de o ora si 20 de minute.
Ca o concluzie pot spune ca a fost un concert reusit si ii felicit pe cei de la Hatework pentru inca un eveniment organizat ca la carte. Sper ca la urmatoarele concerte de genu sa fie mai multa lume.
In rest... KEEP SUPPORTING EXTREME MUSIC !
Not having had the opportunity to see Deicide until now, (nor knowing when I'll be able to,especially since Benton is canceling all of the concerts), I went to the concert thinking of them too for a bit, since there is a kind of connection between them and Vital Remains.
I'm sorry I didn't get there in time for the first two opening bands, Abnormyndeffect and Tribulation, but I managed to catch a good part of Diabolical. . The Swedish adopt a well thought, well built death-black metal, perfect for warming up what little public was present at the concert (about 70 people), for what followed.
Honestly,I've never listened to them before, but last night's concert made me a little bit more interested in the band. After them, the last opening band - Order Of Ennead went on stage. The main attraction for everyone at the concert was the drummer, Steve Asheim, already known for his contribution to Deicide. The band's performance was pretty good, as was the adopted style, a black-death metal with some progressive elements, but unfortunately, his voice leaves little to be desired.
It felt slightly strained and sometimes even false. However, this we can close our eyes to... especially since it's not important for such a band. After about 30 minutes of waiting, Vital Remains stepped on stage. It's realy is something to see a band of this magnitude in a club like Irish Music & Pub.
I was expecting more people to show up,at least now, but I could've been expecting in vain .In any case... those present were enough to make the band to feel good and give us an unforgettable show. They began with "Icons Of Evil", the song that bears the name of the current tour. "Scorned", "Dechristianize" and "Infidel" followed,as well as other songs from band's first albums. The sound seemed a little low, especially since you could hardly sit in the front, next to the speakers for Diabolical. The recital was pretty short, around one hour and 20 minutes. To conclude, I can say it was a successful concert and I congratulate Hatework for another by the book event. I hope there will be more people at the this kind of following concerts.
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