Taken from a greek website www.avopolis.gr/metal
You can find photos of the gig @ www.rockersdigest.com
Biomechanical, @ the Camden Underworld 30/10/04:
The gig started with a very good intro and straight away the band opened with the title track
'The Empires of the Worlds' from the greatly anticipated second album. I read on their site that there were going to play new tracks and a cover track as well, now I am quite curious as of what they are preparing to do for the new year.
The new tracks sounded very good to me, written on the same style as Eight Moons but with new ideas and they also explore new styles something that can add a bit more weight to the question
"what kind of style is this band playing God damn it??!!!".
The tracks that stood out from the Eight Moons material were 'The Awakening' , 'Do you know me'
(I suppose it was written as Blow Me on the set list because it rhymes? ; - ) ) and Point of no Return,
During these tracks the crowd went totally mad! One thing that stood out was John K's vocals. His voice was awesome hitting high notes without any problems and growling very low notes with equal ease.
After a short speech from John K on the importance of Judas Priest : - ) the band went on to play the
(only as far as we knew) cover of the set, 'Painkiller'. I have to say the track was performed
P-E-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y. Matt C started the intro nearly double speed and (thank fuck-John K) brought the tempo down to it's normal speed when the rest of the band joined in. After Painkiller the crowd was charged even more !! After their last track 'Assaulter' we all though the gig was over and people started going towards the bar and the exit. But the gig wasn't over& guitar sounds resounding thunders and three hits on the toms over and over again were the intro for what was to come.
It was like time stood still. That was the intro for 'Raining Blood' ladies and gentlemen.
I have never seen an empty pit filing up so fast! People were rushing back with their coats, beers and half done trousers (having to stop a perfect wee when realised Raining Blood was blasted out : - ). The track was played faster that the album and was absolutely manic in the end, the vox were perfect as well.
All in all it was a very pleasant Saturday night and the main thing of the night wasn't the covers but the rest of the Biomechanical material!!
Lykorgo Tzardis
You can find photos of the gig @ www.rockersdigest.com
Biomechanical, @ the Camden Underworld 30/10/04:
The gig started with a very good intro and straight away the band opened with the title track
'The Empires of the Worlds' from the greatly anticipated second album. I read on their site that there were going to play new tracks and a cover track as well, now I am quite curious as of what they are preparing to do for the new year.
The new tracks sounded very good to me, written on the same style as Eight Moons but with new ideas and they also explore new styles something that can add a bit more weight to the question
"what kind of style is this band playing God damn it??!!!".
The tracks that stood out from the Eight Moons material were 'The Awakening' , 'Do you know me'
(I suppose it was written as Blow Me on the set list because it rhymes? ; - ) ) and Point of no Return,
During these tracks the crowd went totally mad! One thing that stood out was John K's vocals. His voice was awesome hitting high notes without any problems and growling very low notes with equal ease.
After a short speech from John K on the importance of Judas Priest : - ) the band went on to play the
(only as far as we knew) cover of the set, 'Painkiller'. I have to say the track was performed
P-E-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y. Matt C started the intro nearly double speed and (thank fuck-John K) brought the tempo down to it's normal speed when the rest of the band joined in. After Painkiller the crowd was charged even more !! After their last track 'Assaulter' we all though the gig was over and people started going towards the bar and the exit. But the gig wasn't over& guitar sounds resounding thunders and three hits on the toms over and over again were the intro for what was to come.
It was like time stood still. That was the intro for 'Raining Blood' ladies and gentlemen.
I have never seen an empty pit filing up so fast! People were rushing back with their coats, beers and half done trousers (having to stop a perfect wee when realised Raining Blood was blasted out : - ). The track was played faster that the album and was absolutely manic in the end, the vox were perfect as well.
All in all it was a very pleasant Saturday night and the main thing of the night wasn't the covers but the rest of the Biomechanical material!!
Lykorgo Tzardis
