On November 19, the arts factory Loftas will host four distinct forms of extreme sound – from death metal classics to dirty hardcore chaos. This entire cauldron will be crowned by grindcore legends from the United Kingdom, Napalm Death.
Advance tickets: https://fienta.com/lt/napalm-death-loftas-vilnius
Napalm Death are pioneers of grindcore music, having spent four decades relentlessly crushing the boundaries between grindcore, punk, death metal, and noise music. Formed in Birmingham, the British band has long since become more than just a name in the genre; they are a force of nature – speed, anger, political tension, and an uncompromising attitude. Napalm Death concerts exhaust and physically drain the listener: chaotic blast beats, sudden rhythmic shifts, and vocals that echo as if from behind a nightmarish veil.
Napalm Death [UK / Century Media]
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Led by the legendary Paul Speckmann, the death metal steamroller Master has been shaping the dirty and aggressive sound of the genre since the 1980s. No technical polish or modern sterility – just heavy riffs, an intense rhythm section, and old-school death metal breathing with the anarchic energy of hardcore.
Master [US/CZ / Hammerheart Records]
Brat is the freshest pulse of energy in the concert lineup, bringing a raw, energetic burst of death metal smeared with motifs of hardcore punk aesthetics. The aggression and unpolished emotion of Brat's music will pair perfectly with the intensity of Napalm Death – and will surely stir up a serious mosh pit.
Brat [US / Prosthetic Records]
The duo from Finland, Goatburner, will prove that two people on stage are enough to build an impenetrable wall of sludge and death metal. The Finns (including Keijo Niinimaa from Rotten Sound) will ignite the evening's cauldron with an explosive mixture of heavy-weight riffs and blast beats.
Goatburner [FI / Time To Kill Records]
Advance tickets: https://fienta.com/lt/napalm-death-loftas-vilnius