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Shapes, colors, exercise, spelling, and the human body somewhat, was what was taught tonight. Taking place on a Saturday night at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles, was the Klash of the Titans Tour, with Spirit World, Death Angel, Sepultura and Kreator! But tonight I’d have caught only the last two co-headliners Sepultura and Kreator.

Arriving at the venue around 8:30PMish, Sepultura were just finishing up setting up for their performance, and about five minutes later, they would take the stage, performing for the next hour straight! The packed venue due to the show being completely sold out, if not over sold, had the downstairs as well as upstairs filled to the brim with people. Security being seen only here and there throughout, with some fans standing in the walk way to get to the mezzanine and balcony area’s, other fans sitting on the stairs, to those already in seats standing up blocking views of others.

Sepultura was performing just fine, but the fans were not acting right throughout really. Indeed they were excited, cheering, shouting, singing-along, headbanging, just energized for the whole performance. The band themselves did keep that energy and momentum up, as the fans eagerly kept it flowing, getting enthralled with angst about the old material and new material as well. All in all though, the band even with its changes to those fans who may or may not like this line-up, did do a good job, and kept the hype up rather nicely. So much so, that a majority of the crowd even left after their set was over with, that’s how much of the room was feeling how great that performance really was like. But it is worth mentioning that Sepultura did teach the crowd the way of colors and exercise, as the frontman did jump up and down quite a bit, and the light show was filled with red, blue, green, yellow, purple, pink practically the rainbow! Some of the songs sung would include “Kairos” “Guardians of Earth” “Agony of Defeat”, “Arise” and “Roots Bloody Roots” to name off some of the stand out tracks this night.

SEPULUTRA PHOTOS:






SEPULTURA SETLIST:

1. Policia (Titas Song)
2. Isolation
3. Territory
4. Means to an End
5. Propaganda
6 Guardians of Earth
7. Ali
8. Agony of Defeat
9. Refuse/Resist
10. Arise
11. Ratamahatta
12. Roots Bloody Roots

Whereas headliners Kreator would be teaching the crowd about spelling and the human body except with the body of a demon! Perhaps even Satan himself, since the band did sing a song called “Satan Is Real”, along with other songs like “666-World Divided”, “Flag of Hate”, “Enemy of God”, “Hordes of Chaos (A Necrologue for the Elite)” and “Pleasure to Kill” to name off just some that grabbed the attention of the audience, a lot standing from their seats, to others blocking the walk ways to some even getting into it with the security refusing to leave. The band’s performance was so entertaining that the singer mistaken-ed tonight for Friday when it was a Saturday! During a lot of the songs they spelled out numerous words, and the giant demon looming over the band, kept it much more eerie.  But nevertheless, the band did have lots of fun, interacting with the crowd more than once, really wanting them to cheer and shout countless times. 

KREATOR PHOTOS:






All in all though, the performance from both co-headliners was indeed two great sets that kept the sold out audience at bay, but eager for more than what was offered, which was decent but perhaps just not enough.

KREATOR SETLIST:

1. Hate Uber Alles
2. People of the Lie
3. Awakening of the Gods
4. Enemy of the God
5. Betrayer
6. Satan is Real
7. Hordes of Chaos (A Necrologue of the Elite)
8. 666-World Divided
9. Flag of Hate
10. Violent Revolution
11. Pleasure to Kill


 

 The Arizona quartet — Beau Bokan [vocals], Eric Lambert [guitar], Jared Warth [bass], and Elliott Gruenberg [guitar] — return with the video for the brand new single "Wake the Dead," their first new track in five years.

The band will also embark on the Hollow Bodies 10-year anniversary tour later this summer, marking their first live appearances in four years. So, yes, the band is back and it is a welcome return for the fanbase!

Check out the video right HERE.
 
"To all the fans...we've seen you and heard you over the last five years," says Bokan. "We're back and this one's for you. 'Wake the Dead' has all the elements that define our band. We took our time writing it but didn't overthink. We wanted the first song to melt your faces from the beginning and drag you to the end without slowing down. We hope you love it as much as we do."

As for the much-anticipated anniversary tour, Bokan said, "Hollow Bodies was the album that took our band to the next level and for that we are forever grateful. Being able to do a 10-year anniversary tour and play the record in its entirety is going to be incredibly special. It's been four years since we played a live show and want to pick up right where we left off. We can't wait to see your sweaty faces in the crowd!"

All dates are below.

TOUR DATES:

8/3 Santa Ana, CA
8/4 Roseville, CA
8/5 Portland, OR
8/6 Seattle, WA
8/0 Salt Lake City, UT
8/9 Denver, CO
8/11 Minneapolis, MN
8/12 Chicago, IL
8/14 Toronto, ON
8/15 Montreal, QC
8/17 Boston, MA
8/18 New York, NY
8/19 Philadelphia, PA
8/20 Baltimore, MD
8/22 Atlanta GA
8/23 Tampa, FL
8/24 Pensacola, FL
8/25 New Orleans, LA
8/26 Houston, TX
8/27 Dallas, TX
8/28 Albuquerque, NM
8/31 Las Vegas, NV
9/1 Phoenix, AZ
9/7 Alton, VA*


*Blue Ridge Rock Fest

 

JAMEY JASTA has just dropped a single and visualizer for "Assimilation Agenda," a brand-new JASTA track, featuring Steve "Zetro" Souza from Bay Area legends Exodus. The banger is the first new music from JASTA since the release of the well-received project, The Lost Chapters, Volume 2, which dropped in 2019. Check it HERE.

 


FROM ASHES TO NEW’s upcoming album BLACKOUT, due July 28 via Better Noise Music, conceptually acts as a prequel to their 2016 debut album DAY ONE and encapsulates the distress of a pre-apocalyptic world; it mirrors the frame of mind the world felt during the 2020 pandemic at which time it was written. The genre-blending group have today (May 19) unveiled a powerful new single from BLACKOUT: “Armageddon,” which focuses on the current state of the world and how the fighting and the division is leading to some of the worst social times in recent history. Watch the apocalyptic-themed music video for “Armageddon,” directed by JOSIAHx (Disturbed, Skillet), HERE.

 


 AMAARA has released a new video single called "New Love's Mortal Coil".  AMAARA had this to say about this track's release saying I was walking back to the studio one day in the Spring of 2021 and found myself singing this cheeky song about projection and what happens in a new relationship when the first stages begin to fade. I recently learned the word limerence and, nearly two years later, it turns out to be a primary theme of what my new single, "New Love's Mortal Coil," is about.
 
lim·er·ence
noun PSYCHOLOGY
the state of being infatuated or obsessed with another person, typically experienced involuntarily and characterized by a strong desire for reciprocation of one's feelings but not primarily for a sexual relationship.
 
I also wanted to speak to the law of impermanence and how it can apply to new love - what happens when we attach to a dream or an expectation that things will go a particular way… It's a very real thing and it can rob the connection of organically evolving to its natural potential.

Check out the track HERE.

 


London born Death Thrash champions THE BLEEDING are returning in full force to bring you their third full-length album Monokrator! Today the band has shared a fresh taste of the album with new single "Chainsaw Deathcult".

The band comments: "Chainsaw Deathcult is a twisted tale of pleasure through pain and suffering. It's to revel in sadistic and grotesque acts of violence whilst indulging in a narcotic fantasy of vile intentions.

Musically speaking, Chainsaw Deathcult is the first song we wrote for the new album Monokrator, only a couple of months after the release of Morbid Prophecy. We'd gone back to the Mutilation demo by Death, as well as early Cannibal Corpse and punk bands like The Exploited and The Accüsed. We've infused these influences with modern elements that add a unique flavour while staying true to our own artistic vision. Our main agenda as a musical group is to bring a raw, fierce and unapologetic musical experience to our listeners and we feel that Chainsaw Deathcult achieves that."  

Stream the track here: https://toiletovhell.com/track-premiere-the-bleeding-chainsaw-deathcult/.

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