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Jonathan Hultén of Tribulation @ 2016 Copenhell
Jonathan Hultén left Tribulation a few years after this photo was taken and has since released some non-metal solo albums. They are really different and very good.
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Posts tagged tribulation
Favorite albums of 2021
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In no particular order:
Converge and Chelsea Wolfe – Bloodmoon: I
Wolves In The Throne Room – Primordial Arcana
Exodus – Persona Non Grata
Steve “Zetro” Souza of Exodus @ 2018 Copenhell
Carcass – Torn Arteries
Cradle Of Filth – Existence Is Futile
Dordeduh – Har
Mastodon – Hushed and Grim
1914 – Where Fear And Weapons Meet
Crocell – Baptized in Bullets / Funeral Bliss
Vreid – Wild North West
Zmarłym – Druga Fala
Tribulation – Where the Gloom Becomes Sound
Bohemyst – Čerň a smrt
Blackwater Holylight – Silence/Motion
Funeral Mist – Deiform
And a couple from 2020 that I wasn’t familiar enough with to make the 2020 list…
Shaam Larein – Sculpture
Sunken – Livslede
Sunken’s Simon Skotte Krogh @ 2019 Metal Magic Festival
Favorite albums of 2018
Watain @ 2018 Roskilde Festival on the Trident Wolf Eclipse tour
@COPENHELL #copenhell #copenhell2018 @satyricon @EarsplitPR @nanotear @RelapseRecords @quantumyob @HighonFireBand @MetalMagicDK
In no particular order…
Watain, Trident Wolf Eclipse
At The Gates, To Drink From The Night Itself
Black Oath, Behold the Abyss
Master’s Hammer, Fascinator
František Štorm of Master’s Hammer @ 2018 Metal Magic Festival
Tribulation, Down Below
YOB, Our Raw Heart
Mike Scheidt of YOB playing Our Raw Heart for the first time at the WOW Hall in Eugene, Oregon (February 2018)
High On Fire, Electric Messiah
A Perfect Circle, Eat The Elephant
Afsky, Sorg
Behemoth, I Loved You At Your Darkest
Slaegt, The Wheel
Dimmu Borgir, Eonian
Primordial, Exile Amongst the Ruins
Grusom, Grusom II
Steinar Gundersen of Satyricon @ 2018 Copenhell on the Deep Calleth Upon Deep Tour
And since I didn’t do one of these in 2017, a couple of favorites from late in 2017:
Pagan Altar, The Room of Shadows
Satyricon, Deep Calleth Upon Deep
For 2019 I’m really looking forward to new Tool and Rammstein (and seeing both bands too).
Happy birthday, Jonathan Hultén!
Jonathan Hultén of Tribulation @ 2016 Copenhell
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Tribulation’s Jonathan Hultén
Tribulation @ 2016 Copenhell
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Tribulation’s Jonathan Hultén @ Copenhell VII
Another band I really wanted to see at Copenhell was Tribulation. They were given the first spot on the Hades Stage on Saturday. That sucked because it meant I had to get up earlier than I wanted, and it meant I’d have a break of several hours before another band I wanted to see went on. It also wasn’t good for crowd size, but Tribulation won over those who did venture forth early after two straight days of non-stop music.
If you don’t know Tribulation, but you like Ghost, then you are missing out. According to Facebook likes, more than 40X more people know about Ghost. Tribulation, like Ghost, is from Sweden. They’ve actually been around longer than Ghost. Tribulation is heavier, and their songs have more staying power in part because they are more complex, but they are still loaded with hooks.
Tribulation’s live performance is very theatrical. They don’t go up there and just play their songs. You get a show. Check them out.
