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Industrial dance at its finest! That was Revolution by Night and Covenant last night at the Electric Ballroom -with a short and slightly irrelevant stint from Mesh in between. Eskil was at his most energetic -he couldn’t stand still for a minute.
From a great night, enjoy a classic, “Like Tears in the Rain” -and please excuse the focus issues early on
Photos from the night here.
You can also watch “No Man’s Land” from the night here.
From a great night, enjoy a classic, “Like Tears in the Rain” -and please excuse the focus issues early on
Photos from the night here.
You can also watch “No Man’s Land” from the night here.
1. Donna Cunningham
awesome videos, i was at that gig and it was the best night of my life, never wanted it to end. i am so glad you put the videos up, i was wondering if you had anymore because i would love to see them and relive it. i have input my email to post this but not sure if you can see it but will be coming back here so if you have any more and are willing/able to share them then i would be eternally grateful. thanks again
2. Nick Linazasoro
Thanks for putting up the Covenant videos. I too was at the gig (in front of you to the left of the guy videoing it and the tall bloke with the mohican). I thought that “No Man’s Land” and “Ritual Noise” and “The Men” were highlights. But I disagree that Mesh were irrelevant as I enjoyed them too, especially “The Crash” and the last track. Their keyboard player Geoff is a great guy! RBN were OK too, but the whole gig went by too quickly.
3. Stavros
Donna and Nick, thanks for the comments.
Unfortunately I only have these two videos from the night, and apart from some extra photos I don’t really have any more material
Mesh were indifferent to me, they seem to have been influenced a lot by the nu-metal movement and I thought it would be better if they had come out first so that the more pure EBM would be the focus afterward. But that’s just me I guess
Unfortunately I only have these two videos from the night, and apart from some extra photos I don’t really have any more material
Mesh were indifferent to me, they seem to have been influenced a lot by the nu-metal movement and I thought it would be better if they had come out first so that the more pure EBM would be the focus afterward. But that’s just me I guess
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