Heading into the afternoon and we have Dutch band Haliphron taking over the tent. The Extreme metallists have only been collectively on the scene as a band a few years but have been making huge waves within that time. Blending dark melodic symphonies with deep growling vocals, to create their sound, it’s no wonder that so many people have come by to catch these guys perform. As they completely own the stage, this is a band ready to deliver and showcase their sound. Pouring their all into the performance, they are completely captivating to watch on stage.
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Next up it’s more Swedish Heavy Metal with Wolf who have a very NWOBHM sound to them. With those classical stylings it’s no wonder that the tent is the busiest it’s been all day for these guys as they shred and tear up the stage. From powerful guitar solos to catchy choruses this is a band with a force to be reckoned with. It’s no wonder they’ve held their ground for all these years with performances like this and a sound that continues to push and evolve. Providing a mix of old and new songs from the latest album, this was a set that fans new and old could enjoy.
We’re treated with another Northern Irish band on this stage next as Darkest Era take over the Sophie Tent. With a whole host of influences behind these guys, they have come up with a formula that has mass reach to fans far and wide. From folk to Doom to Pagan rock, the result is captivating riffs, and haunting vocals that pull you in. Holding their own and keeping a crowd who could be at the main stage for Hatebreed is further testament of a band you don’t want t to have missed out on.
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