If you're a black metal fan, get down to the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis tonight for a rare performance from our own mysterious Teratism. The band has been active for over a decade now, and recently released a split single with Morbus 666. Tickets are only $6 at the door, and Burning Bethlehem and Masshu will provide support.
Showing posts with label Teratism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teratism. Show all posts
Monday, August 13, 2012
TERATISM - Tonight!!
Yes, things have been a little quiet here but I'm back from a brief, self-imposed hiatus due to a family emergency. I'll have a post to get you up to date on the most recent concert announcements here in the Twin Cities area, to be followed by a backlog of album reviews, concert reviews, pictures, and some download goodies.
If you're a black metal fan, get down to the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis tonight for a rare performance from our own mysterious Teratism. The band has been active for over a decade now, and recently released a split single with Morbus 666. Tickets are only $6 at the door, and Burning Bethlehem and Masshu will provide support.
If you're a black metal fan, get down to the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis tonight for a rare performance from our own mysterious Teratism. The band has been active for over a decade now, and recently released a split single with Morbus 666. Tickets are only $6 at the door, and Burning Bethlehem and Masshu will provide support.
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Monday, July 23, 2012
Concert Announcements - July 23, 2012
There’s been little
in the way of new shows announced, so this update will be brief.
Hard rock band Trapt will play Station 4 in St. Paul
on Sunday, August 12 for a 16+ show.
Monday, August 13
sees the return of local black metal band Teratism
with a show at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis.
The reunited Broken Hope (with new vocalist Damian
Leski) lands in St. Paul at Station 4 on Tuesday, September 18 with Decrepit Birth, Jungle Rot, and Encrust.
Although this is smack-dab in the middle of a tour with Obituary headlining, Obituary
will not be appearing at this show. There’s been no word on why this is, but
hopefully all bands will be able to play longer sets.
Further details are
now available for the My Life With The
Thrill Kill Kult on Thursday, October 11. Support acts will be Canad’s Left Spine Down (with Front Line Assembly keyboardist Jeremy
Inkel) and locals Screaming Mechanical
Brain. This is an 18+ show, at tickets are on sale now for $20 in advance
or at the door.
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