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by BombzDeep on 5/2/22Baltimore Soundstage - BaltimoreRating: 5 out of 5Hardcore awesome show. Dying Fetus killed it. Not a fan of Chelsea grin tho

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DYING FETUS IN CONCERT:
Death metal mainstay Dying Fetus has been inducing shock and awe with their bludgeoning sound and bone-crunching live shows for more than two decades, and they show no signs of letting up any time soon. The band chose their intentionally offensive name while still just adolescents in the ‘90s, but over the years they’ve become known for a more mature brand of metal thanks to their pointed political lyrics—a unique feature among metal bands. At their live shows the group gives their legions of diehard fans exactly what they want—bloodthirsty growls, scorching slam riffs, blistering blast beats, and insanely heavy breakdowns that rattle the walls of every venue they play. From their face-melting festival performances to their epic headlining sets on the 2016 Metal Alliance Tour, Dying Fetus always unleashes a savage dose of metal mayhem that gets ticket buyers thrashing like there’s no tomorrow.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Dying Fetus was formed in Upper Marlboro, MD in 1991 by singer and guitarist John Gallagher, who has remained the band’s driving force ever since. After cutting their teeth with the demo collections Bathe in Entrails (1993) and Infatuation with Malevolence (1994), the band released their 1996 debut album Purification Through Violence. They followed up with 1998’s Killing on Adrenaline and 2000’s Destroy the Opposition, rising to underground prominence thanks to their decibel-shattering sound and hard-hitting performances on the road. Cult notoriety gave way to commercial success with 2007’s War of Attrition, which peaked at No. 25 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart. Their next two albums—2009’s Descend into Depravity and 2012’s Reign Supreme—both cracked the Top 5 on that chart, proving that their heavy sound has broad appeal.
Hardcore awesome show. Dying Fetus killed it. Not a fan of Chelsea grin tho
First time in Pittsburg for a show and y'all have the nicest uber drivers, and the venue staff was great. Fetus was Fetus - just a killer show.
If you are into Death Metal or Hardcore, or a mix of both music genres, you may enjoy Dying Fetus! I definitely know I did! 🔥
Their drummer Talley from 2 albums 17-20 yrs ago filled in last minute and I was expecting all old songs but I bought the ticket before that happened I love all their stuff especially the newer so I was surprised he was able to get some new and recent songs down tight as well, it was a killer show, I hope they tour again soon with Williams back cause I gotta see them again and with him this time. This was finally my second time seeing them the first time was 17 years ago.
This was easily the best concert I've ever been to. Thy Art is Murder was mind blowing. Dying Fetus was magnificent. The rest of the bands were great.
DF was awesome as usual and the Reverb had the PA dialed in perfect. Great show!!
Fetus is probably the best to see live. They never disappoint.
Incredible show at an incredible venue. Dying Fetus at the Masquerade is one of the best shows you could ever hope to see. Dying Fetus is one of the premier metal bands in the world right now and they are about to blow up like Amon Amarth did.
I came to see Misery Index and Dying Fetus. Both bands delivered the goods. The rest of the acts also put on solid performances, though I won't be running to the record store to get their albums. The only part that sucked was having to go out to Long Island. The venue itself was kind of grimey, but I guess that's to be expected for a death metal set, not to mention the small crowd hardly warranted anything larger or more upscale. Overall, it was a good time, and besides the venue, the only thing I would do differently is not show up with a wicked hangover.