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SKELETONWITCH IN CONCERT:

For more than a decade, heavy metal outfit Skeletonwitch has lived up to its ominous name with bone-crushing live shows that shake fans to the core. Whether these veteran thrashers are barreling through "Beneath Dead Leaves" or invoking fire and brimstone with "I Am of Death (Hell Has Arrived)", they always deliver their sets with decibel-shattering ferocity. With a skull and crossbones banner flying over these five long-haired band mates as they headbang their brains out, Skeletonwitch's spectacular live shows always leave ticket buyers feeling thoroughly rocked.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Skeletonwitch was formed in 2003 by guitarists Scott Hedrick and Nate Garnette while they were studying at Ohio University. After enlisting Garnette's older brother Chance as their lead vocalist, the band released their 2004 debut album At One with the Shadows. Their hard-hitting sound and even heavier live performances on tour landed them a deal with Prosthetic Records, and in 2007 the label released the band's sophomore album Beyond the Permafrost. The album was a critical success, and before long Skeletonwitch was touring with Danzig, flooring fans as a featured act at Ozzfest, and appearing on video games like Rock Band. The band has supported each of their five albums with extensive touring, and they remain a live favorite for their thrash-heavy, no-holds-barred performances on the road.

Reviews

Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 1 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Another explosive performance.

    by N. F. on 6/12/19Teragram Ballroom - Los Angeles

    So it seems that the common theme of shows as of recently is for the first opening band to start promptly at 6:30pm. Now, for those of us travelling from further than down the street, know that LA traffic is the worst at that time. Needless to say, we missed the first band, Portrayal of Guilt unfortunately. However, we made it just in time to catch Wiegedood's performance, (one that I was particularly looking forward to) and they by all means did not disappoint. All the way from Belgium, Wiegedood's mesmerizing performance was worth every mile traveled, for they gained at least 3 huge fans that night. With Wiegedood's stunning set still resonating, Soft Kill took the stage and most of the crowd couldn't be more bitterly disappointed. No metalhead wants to go to a metal show to get side swiped by a wannabe Cure band... The booking of this act was a huge mistake and if it wasn't for the anticipation of Skeletonwitch, most everyone would've bailed at first sound. Kicking off their set with "Fen of Shadows," from their latest album, "Devouring Radiant Light," the crowd bounced woke back up and by the time they played "Carnarium Eternal," just a few songs later, the pit opened up and the energy was high. Adam Cleman's eyes pierced the crowd, and the band's explosive performance was riveting. This was a raw reminder of why it's never a good idea to miss a Skeletonwitch show. Wrapping up with "Sacred Soil," every band member on stage knew they killed it. This venue set them up for success and they fulfilled it. This show was absolutely outstanding regardless of the one "whoops" band that slipped in there.