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For many years I wanted to see Venom, and this time it happened, it was a concert that took me back to my black metal youth, Chronos is still a beast in the voices, for him the years don't pass.
World Masters all . Myke H on guitar was effortlessly brilliant. Demolition man is second to none. Drumming was top of the world. Venom inc. Best show for years. And Years to come.
A gathering of good friends, a drink, and Black Metal!!! Fantastic show, with the Inc. crew being most excellent. The crew at Madison Live done an excellent job as well. Merch tables were manned with super cool kids, just all around good night. Thank you Madison Live and Venom Inc.! Kinda bummed I didn’t get to meet Mantas, but what an axe slinger I did meet. Mr. Hickey was flawless. War Machine, enjoy the read….Demolition, thank you very kindly for the time. Not everybody gets a chance to stand in a hallway and growl with Tony! haha
I had the Meet and Greet package. The band was very nice and approachable and the venue was awesome
Venom Inc…..what’s to say. They were everything that I had hoped for. And more. How much sound can a three piece band produce? Fantastic barrage of the senses, plus the most genuine, appreciative guys ever. Thank you WarHammer for the set list, thank you Demolition for coming back out just to meet one fan….Me! Venom Inc. is the best…..I SPEAK THE TRUTH.
Venom Inc. brought the energy and sounded amazing!
This band really knows how to put on a show it was very fun. The atmosphere they had was so macabre and evil, just as a venom show should be. they had a couple technical errors throughout their set, but other than that it was amazing, the showmanship and good energy were all there. my only request would be for them to tune the sound for the vocals to be more audible because you could barely hear them.
Best. Concert. Ever!!! After a heavy set from The Convalescence, Toxic Holocaust really nuked the cross with some punked out thrash metal. Goatwhore, who I consider to be the American Venom, were super loud and set it up perfectly for Venom Inc to slay the audience with their Black Metal holocaust. Lots of favorite songs played, Die Hard, Warhead, Leave Me in Hell, Countess Bathory, etc., plus songs from the new album Ave, including War and Ave Satanas. With Venom Inc,, there is no middle ground: stand with them or be one of the weak. Looking forward to the next tour, because I like to hear bands sing songs about Satan. Ugh!
Venom Inc, which consists of 2/3 of the original VENOM line up, roared into NYC on Saturday night, and like a demolition man, totally leveled the place! The old school riffs were cranked out all night long, and it felt like a early 1980's gig full of volume and heaviness. The set list consisted of mostly old venom songs, but also a few Venom Inc songs which really held their ground amongst the old tunes. Venom Inc's album Ave is well worth picking up! I highly recommend this gig to any metal head, old or new school. DO NOT get shut out! the first night's gig in Philly, there were over 100 people shut out because the place was sold out. NYC wasn't much different as the place was packed. I was lucky enough to enjoy a VIP experience, which was well worth it! Metal is alive and well, and the Fore Fathers of Black metal are still kicking ass!!!!
Tips on new tracks Avé Satanas & Dein Fleisch. Wasn't crazy about Goatwhore but Toxic Holocaust was a great opener. Joel Grind and his touring bands played most of the set from An Overdose of Death... Gramercy Theatre continues to be the metal venue of NYC!!
