After 3 years, "Morbid Angel" returns to Brazil

Some bands, after a while on the road, become icons of certain types of music. For instance, when we think about Black Metal, it's impossible not to think about Mayhem, Emperor and Dark Throne At the same time, if we mention Trash Metal, right away we brainstorm Destruction, Slayer and early Metallica. Well, about Death Metal? Talking about Death Metal, one of the most representative bands is Morbid Angel, which has defined and broadened the boundaries of Trash Metal. After 3 years since their last tour in Brazil (2005), fans were looking forward to their return. By the way, in 2005, they had waited for 13 years since the previous Brazilian gig.

The venue was very well chosen. Santana Hall, located in downtown, has a favorable layout and from wherever, fans had a great view of the band and stage.

After some minutes of delay, Morbid Angel got onstage and open the show with "Rapture”. People got crazy and the whole space and danced and sang along with the band. Following to that, “Pain Divine” and other classics such as “Maze Of Torment”, “Lord Of All Fevers And Plague”, “Immortal Rites”, “Chapel of Ghouls” (with the outstanding guitar solo of Trey)

and “Dominate”. “Bil Ur- Sag” from the "Formulas Fatal To The Flesh" album, was a surprise because it's not originally with David Vincent but with Steve Tucker. To close the night, it couldn't be better:“God Of Emptiness” and “World Of Shit”. Another great concert to stay in history. (João Gobo)

Talking about the photo work at Morbid Angel's gig, i can say that the venue was not favorable for the height of the stage and the amps right in the middle of the view, for the extremely low lights and excessive smoke.
However, I am leaving here some shots I love and we can only get in this situation of low exposure photography. Please enjoy!! (Pati Patah)