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Gomorra

For a 3 piece band this band created a LOT of sound and created a lot of atmosphere.

The verses were quite punk, sung by the bass player and the choruses were very heavy with the guitarist growling down the microphone. The songs were quite long with lots of progression and different elements in classic heavy metal style - Black Sabbath style.

They took it in turns to rotate the singing, even the drummer, which was quite unusual to watch.  There was so much energy in their performance, the drums were played so hard that they actually were moving around! The guitarist moved his hands so effortlessly, playing so many different notes whilst his hair was all over his face.

This performance was extremely enjoyable and was worth me becoming deaf for the rest of the evening!


 Gomorra
The Fenton, Leeds
19.01.19

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