We're stoked about Theocracy in San Antonio this weekend!!! Anybody else here going to make the show? 
Nightmare Metal Fest!
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SeaStorm
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Bad timing for me to make a trip down there.I sure wish I could have been there, being FROM TX and all. I still have family in the region. Hope you guys won over a bunch of new fans over there!
MetalSpice
A slave who forever rocks
Great job at NMF, guys!
Sucks about the technical issues, but what can you do?
Theocracy was still my favorite of the weekend.
Hope to see you again soon!
Sucks about the technical issues, but what can you do?
Theocracy was still my favorite of the weekend.
Hope to see you again soon!
SeaStorm
Member
A review of the entire fest:
http://www.bravewords.com/news/109621
Relevant Theocracy part:
"There might not be anything funnier than the pantomime of a vocalist without a working mic: mouthing all the words, selling it visually to the crowd, only problem, no sound. It happens to the best of them, just ask Jorn Lande about his appearance with AVANTASIA, in front of 70,000 at Wacken 08. After similar technical problems plagued THEOCRACY, the Atlantans produced their strongest material, speedy, double bass drumming melodies (ala On Eagles Wings) that recall the glories of FIREWIND and/or early ANGRA. This is the bands strong suit, by far. The keyboard intro to Writing In The Sand was pre-recorded as were occasional ivory flourishes throughout the set. Matt Smith even got the crowd to participate, swaying arms, call-backs and sing-alongs. Good stuff."
http://www.bravewords.com/news/109621
Relevant Theocracy part:
"There might not be anything funnier than the pantomime of a vocalist without a working mic: mouthing all the words, selling it visually to the crowd, only problem, no sound. It happens to the best of them, just ask Jorn Lande about his appearance with AVANTASIA, in front of 70,000 at Wacken 08. After similar technical problems plagued THEOCRACY, the Atlantans produced their strongest material, speedy, double bass drumming melodies (ala On Eagles Wings) that recall the glories of FIREWIND and/or early ANGRA. This is the bands strong suit, by far. The keyboard intro to Writing In The Sand was pre-recorded as were occasional ivory flourishes throughout the set. Matt Smith even got the crowd to participate, swaying arms, call-backs and sing-alongs. Good stuff."
Thanks for the cool review, dude! Wish I could've been there! I'll be standing 5 feet away from the band at their gig in May!
Rider of Theli
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Matt Smith
THEOCRACY
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