Amorphis + Sólstafir + Lost Society
Amorphis + Sólstafir + Lost Society
Amorphis + Sólstafir + Lost Society
14.11.2023
18:30 - gate
19:10 - Lost Society
20:00 - Solstafir
21:30 - Amorphis
19:10 - Lost Society
20:00 - Solstafir
21:30 - Amorphis
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Amorphis
The essence of Amorphis since time immemorial has been development. They needed barely a few years to leap from irreverent death metal into explorations closer to progressive and folk regions. They have changed many times, never fitting into drawers, and bravado is their middle name. Today, the components of the Finns' style are both the majesty of deathmetal heaviness and the complexity of prog rock. The band wraps all these elements in powerful melodies, on the basis of which whole numbers are built. Songwriting and ambition? By all means. From the very beginning, Esa Holopainen perfectly executes any vision he comes up with.
Albums:
The Karelian Isthmus (1992)
Tales from the Thousand Lakes (1994)
Elegy (1996)
Tuonela (1999)
Am Universum (2001)
Far from the Sun (2003)
Eclipse (2006)
Silent Waters (2007)
Skyforger (2009)
The Beginning of Times (2011)
Circle (2013)
Under the Red Cloud (2015)
Queen of Time (2018)
Halo (2022)
Compilations:
Story: 10th Anniversary, 2000
Chapters, 2003
Magic & Mayhem – Tales From The Early Years, 2010
Singles:
Amorphis, 1992
Divinity, 1999
Alone, 2001
Day of Your Beliefs, 2003
Evil Inside, 2003
House Of Sleep, 2006
The Smoke, 2006
Silent Waters, 2007
Silver Bride, 2009
Sólstafir
When they released "Ótta" nine years ago, they caught the attention of the entire metal world. Nearly a decade has passed, but they haven't lost their earned status for a moment. This is not surprising, as the Icelandic quartet offers something good for everyone. They have a post-metal penchant for long-form, yet classically Nordic melodies or influences from the throngs from Fields of the Nephilim via Kraftwerk or Darkthrone. When they played in Poland recently (along with Katatonia), Warsaw's Stodoła was bursting at the seams. Not every artist can claim similar credit.
Albums:
Í Blóði og Anda, 2002 (Ars Metalli)
Masterpiece of Bitterness, 2005 (Spinefarm Records)
Köld, 2009 (Spinefarm Records)
Svartir Sandar, 2011 (Season of Mist)
Ótta, 2014 (Season of Mist)
Berdreyminn, 2017 (Season of Mist)
Endless Twilight of Codependent Love, 2020 (Season of Mist)
EPs:
Til Valhallar (EP), 1996
Black Death (EP), 2002
Ótta (Radio Edit) + Til Valhallar (EP), 2014
Ótta Sampler EP / Bonus: Live at Hellfest 2014 (EP), 2014
Tilberi (EP), 2016
Silfur-Refur (EP), 2017
Demos:
Í Norðri (demo), 1995
Promo Tape September 1997 (demo), 1997
Black Death (demo), 2001
Promo 2004 (demo), 2004
Singles:
"Fjara", 2011
"Æra", 2012
"Þín orð", 2013
"Ótta", 2014
Compilations:
"Fire & Ice - An Icelandic Metal Compilation" (Compilation), 1997
Splits:
"Fjara/Runaway Train" (Split with Legend), 201
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Lost Society
They were thrash-metal warriors in denim katanas, but over time they switched to an ultra-precise marriage of groove metal and metalcore. Now they're more introspective and dare to talk about intimate experiences. On last year's "If the Sky Came Down" there are a lot of singing parts, but also screaming straight from the gut, because if life is pounding on your head, silence is hard to come by. Who among us hasn't been to this place? Lost Society have been, which is why their personal messages are a noteworthy thing. Because they tell the story of everyone's experiences.
Albums:
Fast Loud Death (2013)
Terror Hungry (2014)
Braindead (2016)
No Absolution (2020)
If the Sky Came Down (2022)
Singles:
"Trash All Over You" (2013)
"I Am the Antidote" (2015)
"No Absolution" (2019)
"Deliver Me" (2019)
"Into Eternity" (2019)
"Artificial" (2020)
"112" (2022)
"Stitches" (2022)
"What Have I Done" (2022)
"Awake" (2022)
Demos:
Lost Society (2011)
Trash All Over You (2012
