Nile

Revolver Club hosted a true death metal feast with a show featuring Nile, Hate Eternal, Vitriol, and Omophagia. The solid turnout made one thing clear: death metal, in any shape or form, is still very much worth your time.

Nile have proven once again that they deserve their spot among the biggest names in worldwide death metal, and even after a very long career they show no signs of slowing down.

If there's anything good about the end of summer, it's only that autumn brings not just crappy weather but also the start of the club gig season. After the August concert drought, our ears were properly starving, and if Machine Head served…

Thank God we still get gigs like Wednesday's, the kind that let you forget for a few hours about the world of shit where slime lives and civilization is collapsing.

"Davis worked absolute wonders with his vocals, and across the sheer range the KoЯn repertoire demands, he didn't slip for a single second. A bomb of a performance that, as expected, swept the competition away! The third day of the festival…

Day three of Metal Camp served up easily the most genre-diverse, multicolored lineup of the festival. With the arrival of this year's biggest headliner, the Americans KoЯn, it even went head-first into alternative metal territory!

Author: Rok KlemšePhotos: Nina Grad Venue: New Age, Roncade, ItalyConcert date: 27.01.2011Attendance: 500 We'd been waiting a good while for the American death metal heavyweights to swing by again. Sadly the current Those Whom the Gods…

Aaaah... The two years of rest since the band's last record, Annihilation of the Wicked (2005), were enough! Nile have woken up from their slumber somewhere deep in the chambers of Cheops' pyramid and grabbed the oars again. The Nile is…