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@copenhell #copenhell2018 @zealandardor
I thought I would skip Zeal & Ardor, given their initial time slot (late and after bands I didn’t want to see), but they got moved to the early evening when another band cancelled. Awesome! I’m really glad I got to see this blending of gospel and black metal. The audience seemed to agree.
Marco Von Allmen
Tiziano Volante
Mia Rafaela Dieu
Manuel Gagneux
Alissa White-Gluz
Daniel Erlandsson
Michael Amott and Sharlee D’Angelo
Arch Enemy @ 2018 Copenhell
Chino Moreno
The little girls were all grown up and sitting in front of me during Deftones! If you don’t know what little girls I’m talking about, check this out:
Abe Cunningham
Stephen Carpenter
Sigurður Kjartan Pálsson
@SeasonofMist @COPENHELL #copenhell #copenhell2018
Once upon a time, black metal meant corpse paint and Norway as the country of origin. Now you can experience black metal in black sports coats and coming from Iceland. Actually, none of the black metal bands at Copenhell that I saw (Satyricon, Orm, and Auðn) utilized corpse paint. Auðn was as amazing as their two releases.
Hjalti Sveinsson
Hjálmar Gylfason
Aðalsteinn Magnússon
Andri Björn Birgisson
Audn @ Copenhell
Laurent Lunoir
Sylvain Bouvier
Laure Le Prunenec
Satyricon (June 23, 2018)
@COPENHELL #copenhell #copenhell2018 @satyricon
I wasn’t able to see all of the bands I wanted to see at Copenhell due to there being three stages, with two frequently going simultaneously. I opted for Satyricon over Alestorm, with the thought that I’d leave Satyricon early to catch the end of Alestorm. I couldn’t ditch Satyricon though; they were way too good. I would have happily missed Ghost to experience Satyricon for another hour or two. Satyricon did end in time for Ghost though.
Satyricon @ Copenhell
