We seem to be devoting a healthy chunk of our coverage to this Swedish AOR revivalist supergroup – which is perhaps not surprising as they have just dropped a new album AND kicked off what by their standards is a fairly extensive European tour.
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Tonight was one of those shows that Jase W had quite literally watched the calendar tick by for weeks leading up to it. Silent Planet made a return to Melkweg’s MAX stage following their appearance last year supporting Polaris, it’s their turn to headline and make the show their own. Not only them though, this lineup is absolutely stacked! Along for the ride is Like Moths To Flames, returning after their previous stomp around Europe with Landmvrks, VEXED returning also after their run with Cabal, and finally AVOID.
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Producer/engineer David Adam Monroe, widely regarded as a pioneer of the “future punk” subgenre, will be taking us on a trip to #TheDividedStatesOfHysteria with the release of his latest album at the end of this month, from which this taster dives into the destructive nature of narcissism, self-reflection and “the world’s betrayal of God”.
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This is a show where Jase W genuinely thought he shouldn’t travel all the way to Tilburg from Amsterdam on a weekday night but he’d been wanting to see The Night Flight Orchestra live for bloody years now. Considering how rarely they seem to do actual show tours, he couldn’t risk missing them. So there he was, on a Thursday night, at the other end of the Netherlands in 013 once again for some poppy rock and roll. Along for this particular stop is Bee Gees metal cover act, Tragedy, who are also selling a T-shirt in the merch section with “I sweat glitter and cum confetti” on the front of it, love it.
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Our latest choice sees us basking in the light of a #TroubadourMoon as one of rock ‘n’ roll’s true last remaining wandering minstrels prepares to engage us in his #SatanicRites as he emerges from the darkness and back into the limelight in which he so richly deserves to bask:
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