I dont know if some one already made a thread for this show already aside from the one looking for a healinging band, and I dont care! This show is gonna be fuckin sick

my thoughts exactly that is, and EVERYTHING FUCKING ELSE.

I think that the actual band logos should be on the flyer, not just random fonts. When I get home tonight, I'l try to fix that.

Ya i thought so too.

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TODAY

I'll probably be there...

I should go, I am tired... hmm.

I am skipping tonight and just going to the QVCC show tomorrow.

sweet, right down the street
anyone know if there's a bar at this place?

JOHN YOU FAGGOT! GO! And bring my shirts!

Devon and I will both be there, anyone have any matchings???

You wear size Medium shirts and you're calling me a faggot, you little girl?

It was a fun show, didnt make nearly enough to pay off the hall.

Despite the small crowd, it was a pretty good show. Yes, I was bored and drove down from NH to check this out. I showed up late as Mortalis taking the stage. Their sound was kinda choppy, but I think it was due to uneven balance between their guitar cabs. Fairly good crowd response.

Coffin Birth had a decent sound though could have used better mixing. I was busy getting a beer and calling friends from the area to get them out for the majority of their set.

Cryptic Warning was the first band who, after a little tweaking, had a decent mix for their set. Their song Killer Robots was pretty intense, it was great to finally see them with vocals (last time widsom teeth removal left the band instrumental). The crowd thickened to the largest of the night.

The next band Powerglove was laughed off the stage. I don't think it was for a lack of talent, but a bad setting for nintendo metal and cartoon costumes. The songs seemed to follow the structures of video games (zelda, power rangers, megaman). Pretty tight, just not the right fit for this show. I think playing after Cryptic Warning may have not been a good idea. Moving them up in the order might have been less....devastating. Crowd shrunk to a handful of people.

Ziracon was a suprise. Sound was tight, but rushed to save time for Godless Rising. A drunk russian, who got into a heated argument and left an empty out in the parking lot, jumped up on stage in to the suprise of the drummer. Intense set, I'd see these guys again.

Godless Rising took the stage. Now, I have never heard of them besides what is online. Their sound was solid and required no tweaking. The crowd swelled back. They played 3 songs before they got cut off by the Legion turning on the lights. Their response: "The lights of Jesus are on us!" Can't wait til the 4/28 show with them. For those of you in the worcester area should check them out with cannae tonight.

i almost made it to the show.