PAIN + THE VISION BLEAK + DYNAZTY +
BILLION DOLLAR BABIES - AO VIVO NO RCA
CLUB
[ Concerto exclusivo em Lisboa ]
DATA:
30 de Outubro
(Domingo)
LOCAL: RCA Club - Lisboa
Rua João Saraiva, nº 18, 1700-250 Bairro De Alvalade
BANDAS:
PAIN (SWE)
THE VISION BLEAK (GER)
DYNAZTY (SWE)
BILLION DOLLAR BABIES (SWE)
ABERTURA DE PORTAS: 19:30
INÍCIO: 20:00
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Os Suécos PAIN regressam a Portugal para um concerto único e
exclusivo em Lisboa, no RCA Club, dia 30 de Outubro.
A banda liderada pelo Sr. Peter Tägtgren um dos mais carismáticos
produtores no mundo do Metal, conhecido também pelo mentor dos veteranos
HYPOCRISY, passa por Portugal numa tour inserida na promoção do novo
trabalho dos PAIN “Coming Home” disponível no próximo dia 9 de Setembro.
A acompanhar esta extensa tour estão também os Germânicos THE VIOSION BLEAK,
eles que trazem na bagagem o seu mais recente album “The Unknown”.
Ainda com ambas as bandas temos também os DYNAZTY | da Suécia| e os
BILLION DOLLAR BABY'S |da Suécia| a tornar o cartaz
ainda mais forte, e imperdível.
Contamos com a vossa presença.
PAIN
“That's me, designed to piss you off - when Peter Tägtgren is ascending
from the depths of his legendary Abyss Studio to take the microphone, a
little musical revolution is inevitable. Because what else would you expect from
HYPOCRISY's death metal veteran, who not only plays industrial metal with
PAIN, but is considered to be one of the most influential producers in
the metal scene (DIMMU BORGIR, CHILDREN OF BODOM, SABATON etc.), and just
recently launched his controversial project LINDEMANN in partnership with
RAMMSTEIN's frontman Till."
Since the beginning of his career in the early 90s, the Swedish allrounder has
enjoyed diving into the extreme and has grown to be an untameable force. But
this is exactly what makes him so fascinating. Taboos, creative stagnation or
genre boundaries have never existed in the world of the 46-year-old mastermind.
And, of course, Peter Tägtgren wandered the same unexplored paths when
the time came to forge »Coming Home«, the 8th studio release of the
industrial institution PAIN. However, the path was long and winding and
therefore, the writing process for the follow-up of 2011's »You Only Live
Twice« wasn't all fun and games - but Peter Tägtgren is well prepared
for the fight:
“Sometimes you pull your hair out and lay sleepless all night long, because
you can't figure out this one chorus or don't know how to finish a certain song,"
admits singer and axeman Peter. “That's just me: When I dive into
it, there's no ending in sight. It's a self-destructive mechanism. But I want
perfection - or I don't want it at all."
Therefore, it is no wonder, that PAIN deliver a revolutionary mix of
styles on this new release - bizarre alternative metal meets electronic melodies
- and, in addition, the band weave some spectacular orchestral arrangements into
the tracks on »Coming Home«, without risking any cheesy moments or
overloading the songs. The result are ten highly addictive metal hymns with
massive depth and experimentation. Especially with the orchestrated parts,
PAIN entered a new era and seeked assistance from CARACH ANGREN's
Clemens “Ardek Wijers, who added some magical final touches to
Peter's bombastic songwriting. But PAIN also allow the album to
breathe with beautiful acoustic guitar intros appearing hand in hand with stormy
moments, showing the band at the zenith of their creativity.
When it comes to guest musicians, »Coming Home« rolls out a red carpet:
On drums, Peter's 17-year-old son Sebastian Tägtgren delivers an
impressive guest appearance and for the song 'Call Me', SABATON's
Joakim Brodén joins the team for some typically raw warrior vocals. But a
PAIN release wouldn't be a typical masterpiece without some enthralling
lyrics and fascinating topics: On the callboy-singalong 'Call Me' or
'Final Crusade', the band crawl through the deepest corners of society and
the human mind, while 'Absinthe-Phoenix Rising' is based upon an incident
in Leipzig during PAIN's tour with NIGHTWISH, where the band were
attacked and beat up after leaving an Absinthe bar. And of course, lovers of
mystery and conspiracy theories also get their money's worth with 'Black
Knight Satellite', just like on many previous HYPOCRISY releases:
“Nikola Tesla, who invented the lightbulb, electricity and other stuff,
thought that he heard beeping sounds from space, Peter explains the story
that inspired the song. “It was around the year 1899 and it seemed like a
message to him, a hidden code. He was the first one to discover it, but in the
1950s, when humans started to go into space, they heard the same noises and
found out: There is some signal from a satellite out there... but it isn't ours.
And as they started their research, they found out, that people had been talking
about this phenomenon for around 13.000 years. The story of this so-called
'Black Knight Satellite' is very fascinating to me - but whether it is true
or not... I don't know. But it definitely inspired me to write these lyrics.
Fitting the alien conspiracy and space theme, PAIN teamed up with
Stefan Heilemann for an obscure and spectacular album cover, after the
German artist had already produced breathtaking artworks for LINDEMANN
and EPICA.
So take a deep breath, before you jump into this sea of industrial metal,
thunderous orchestra arrangements and thrilling conspiracy theories - and Swedes,
who are just designed to piss you off, in their most elegant way.
www.painworldwide.com
www.facebook.com/officialpain
www.nuclearblast.de/pain
THE VISION BLEAK
The Vision Bleak perform Horror Metal in perfection. When Ulf Theodor
Schwadorf (Empyrium) and Allen B. Konstanz (Nox Mortis) founded the
band back in 2000, they didn't suspect that their common project would soon
develop a larger-than-life independent existence. The duo's theatrical and dark
orchestral Metal knows no boundaries when it comes to opulence: Doom and Death,
strings and operatic vocals, horror-movie soundtracks, and dark fiction all feed
a kind of music that is 'Gothic' in the truest sense of the word. On each
of their albums thus far, Schwadorf and Konstanz have been
fathoming different dimensions of horror: from the tribute to various horror
classics on "The Deathship Has A New Captain" (2004) via the H.P.
Lovecraft-inspired concept album "Carpathia – A Dramatic Poem" (2005) and
the more straight-forward and heavier "The Wolves Go Hunt Their Prey"
(2007) to the musical and conceptional quintessence of "Set Sail To Mystery
", “Witching Hour” (2013) and the just released new Album “The
Unknown” (2016). The Vision Bleak create a total work of art in image and
sound that is tailor-made to be brought on stage
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PAIN - Black Light Satelite - Videoclip
https://youtu.be/UBRMKyuwS54
THE VISION BLEAK - Into the Unknown - Videoclip
https://youtu.be/nzPj3bE7Dwo
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