British stoner doom band Green Lung made a return to Dublin to play The Academy bringing along with them Gothic Metal act Unto Others and American band Satan’s Satyrs.
All three where in town as part of the Heathen Neverland tour , with all three act playing their own blends of metal, there was something for all metalheads to enjoy.
Satan Satyrs were the ones to kick things of and that they did with a blistering set nine song set which they started of with ”Thumper’s Theme” and continued with track like ‘Pulp Star’ and Show Me Your Skull to name a few.
Up next it was the turn of rising Goth rock act Unto Others and it seem that a vast majority of the crowd where there to see these guys. to the delight of their fans in attendance they played a lengthy set eighteen songs.
It was then time for London boys Green Lung to take over the stage and that they did in style with they fourteen track set and with the stage mostly draped in green.
Satans Satyrs photos & set-list:
Set-list:
Thumper’s Theme
Full Moon and Empty Veins
Pulp Star
Black Souls
Quick Quiet Raid
Iron & Ivy
Two Hands
Show Me Your Skull
Alucard
Unto Others photos & set-list:
Set-list:
Butterfly
Momma Likes the Door Closed
Nightfall
Fame
Jackie
Double Negative
Suicide Today
Raigeki
Why
It Doesn’t Really Matter
Can You Hear the Rain
Heroin
When Will God’s Work Be Done
Time Goes On
Flatline
Pet Sematary (Ramones cover)
Give Me to the Night
Dragon, Why Do You Cry?
Green Lung photos & set-list:
Set-list:
Woodland Rites
Mountain Throne
The Ancient Ways
Reapers Scythe
Song Of The Stones
The Forest Church
Templar Dawn
Hunters In the Sky
Maxine – Witch Queen
Graveyard Sun
________________________
The Harrowing
Old Gods
Let The Devil In
One For Sorrow
Photos & words – Ian Mc Donnell @mcgigmusic
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