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Matrix, Bochum, GermanyLetzte Instanz, Jesus on Extasy
3rd April of 2007 - a rainy and cold day… but it was to become one of the best nights I ever experienced. Reason for that: JESUS ON EXATSY and LETZTE INSTANZ live in concert at the Matrix in Bochum.
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de Kade, Zaandam, The NetherlandsApril 14th 2007
Suicide Commando, Grendel, Centhron
De Kade in Zaandam is just a small venue and yet it was the stage for the 20th anniversary of Johan van Roy's Suicide Commando. It all started with the venue slowly filling up, but once the second support act Grendel entered the stage the venue was filled up nicely. Many people from Germany and Belgium had dropped by to see the shows of tonight something that really pleased the bands. After the show DJ's gave the visitors a nice after party, Zaandam was the centre of EBM music for one night.
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W2, Den Bosch, The Netherlands 7th of April 2007
Faun and Keltia
I hadn’t seen them since Castlefest last summer so it was about time for a concert of Faun again. With their new album Totem just released it was of course time for a tour and tonight the W2 had the honour of being their host. They had brought along a Belgian opening act, I had never seen or heard them before so I was very curious.
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Röhre, Stuttgart, Germany 15th March 2007
Faun
The name of the German band FAUN is the same word in the English tongue and describes a being from the Greek/Latin mythology, associated with Pan/Faunus, the god of shepherds and flocks. This character is often displayed as a nature or forest spirit, and according to the band members, they have chosen this name as a symbol for their close affinity to nature. For the same reason, Oliver Pade, founding member of the group, took on the pseudonym 'Sa Tyr'; these creatures were the Pan's companions in the myths.
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Tivoli Utrecht, The NetherlandsAfter Forever, Xystus
Four very successful albums. Touring worldwide, in some countries the fans stand outside their hotel, screaming their names. Having worked their butts off for the last decade, they have accomplished something not many Dutch bands will be able to compete with. The band formed by high school friends in Limburg has grown and has learned very much about music. Tonight they will celebrate this with the release of their newest album, self titled: After Forever. Tonight was going to be an evening full of surprises…
