Netherlands & Greece Gigs!
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Woohoo, I got my Biomechanical t-shirt in the mail today. It's an Eight Moons one, but it doesn't matter at all, though I will hunt down an Empires shirt too (Earache's webshop was sold out too...).
Review From Metal Hammer Greece
The Undeworld Club Athens
Greek review Here
Biomechanical finally hit the stage and our man John K has developed into a world class performer as his undeniably great vocal abilities allow him to switch the musical mood from the high power metal singing to death metal growls with ease.
The proof lies in the performance of both songs from Judas Priest (Painkiller, with faultless vocal performance may I add) and Slayer (Raining Blood). I personally know of just few bands who have the balls, and even fewer bands that have the ability to play both songs @ the same gig with such great ease and perform them the way they did.
Next to John we have four young guys from the UK who have created a very well put together machine which produces incredible, rich, modern metal music, performed so tightly that you could easily think you are listening to the CD instead of a live performance. The band , witnessed by a manic audience, covered nearly the entire Biomechanical track listing from both Eight Moons and the Empires of the worlds including (specially prepared for this gig) the title track of the debut album Eight Moons.
After nearly two hours of relentless Metal Biomechanical left the stage leaving all of us behind realising we didn't know what the hell hit us and also trying to come to grips with the huge potential this band possesses.
See you again and we hope very soon guys!
Stefanos Papilidis
The Undeworld Club Athens
Greek review Here
Biomechanical finally hit the stage and our man John K has developed into a world class performer as his undeniably great vocal abilities allow him to switch the musical mood from the high power metal singing to death metal growls with ease.
The proof lies in the performance of both songs from Judas Priest (Painkiller, with faultless vocal performance may I add) and Slayer (Raining Blood). I personally know of just few bands who have the balls, and even fewer bands that have the ability to play both songs @ the same gig with such great ease and perform them the way they did.
Next to John we have four young guys from the UK who have created a very well put together machine which produces incredible, rich, modern metal music, performed so tightly that you could easily think you are listening to the CD instead of a live performance. The band , witnessed by a manic audience, covered nearly the entire Biomechanical track listing from both Eight Moons and the Empires of the worlds including (specially prepared for this gig) the title track of the debut album Eight Moons.
After nearly two hours of relentless Metal Biomechanical left the stage leaving all of us behind realising we didn't know what the hell hit us and also trying to come to grips with the huge potential this band possesses.
See you again and we hope very soon guys!
Stefanos Papilidis
Whoops, been so busy that I totally forgot I still had lots of pictures of Biomechanical (while playing in 013, Tilburg, The Netherlans) laying around.
Still working on the pictures, but I though I'd at least give you an idea of the band and the reaction of the crowd there.
Still working on the pictures, but I though I'd at least give you an idea of the band and the reaction of the crowd there.
The Mighty One
this is my serious face.
Markjuh said:Whoops, been so busy that I totally forgot I still had lots of pictures of Biomechanical (while playing in 013, Tilburg, The Netherlans) laying around.
Still working on the pictures, but I though I'd at least give you an idea of the band and the reaction of the crowd there.
Nice job,and guess who's there in the front row,yep it's me,banging my head off.
Markjuh said:Whoops, been so busy that I totally forgot I still had lots of pictures of Biomechanical (while playing in 013, Tilburg, The Netherlans) laying around.
Still working on the pictures, but I though I'd at least give you an idea of the band and the reaction of the crowd there.
Thanks for the pics
Existenz said:Thanks for the pics
And because you liked them, I finished the rest too.
You can find them here:
Biomechanical in 013, Tilburg, The Netherlands
The Mighty One
this is my serious face.
Thanks Mark,pics look great,a job well done.
I Would'nt mind if you finished the Outburst pics aswell
I Would'nt mind if you finished the Outburst pics aswell
The Mighty One said:Thanks Mark,pics look great,a job well done.
I Would'nt mind if you finished the Outburst pics aswell
Yeah, I'm working on it.
If you could donate me a couple of extra hours in a day, it would go a bit faster.
The Mighty One said:I Would'nt mind if you finished the Outburst pics aswell
Okay, those are done as well.
The Mighty One said:Nice job,and guess who's there in the front row,yep it's me,banging my head off.
Oooo.. don't forget ces't moi!
and NO! i'm not that ugly guy in the front.. i'm the girl beyond
Pics are great and i especially like the black 'n white pics of Outburst, they're really cool.
Ha! too bad Sers ain't showing his face, it's all hair! Damn hippie!
Markjuh said:And because you liked them, I finished the rest too.
You can find them here:
Biomechanical in 013, Tilburg, The Netherlands
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