The bands Immolation, Melechesh, Azarath and guests of surprises perform at the Belgrade Youth Center on 17th September at 20:00. The great concert, which is an authentic metal sound, is organized in the highest quality way by MH Concerts and Serbian Hellbangers. Tickets at the price of 1.900 dinars can be purchased at Felix and Mungos stores and via the Eventim network.
The Immolation band was formed by Ross Dolan (bass guitar and vocals) and Dave Wilkinson (drums) in 1986. They had first appeared as a band Rigor Mortis, however, two years later they changed their name. Roadrunner Records released their first album, Dawn of Possession, in 1991, with which they left behind other metal bands. The next three albums, Here in After, Failures for Gods and Close to a World Below, are released for Metal Blade Records. With publishers from France, Listenable Records, they collaborated until 2007 and released a total of three albums: Unholy Cult, Harnessing Ruin, and Shadows in the Light. So far, a rich studio career has been marked by a total of 10 albums, and the latest Atonement, released in February this year for Nuclear Blast Records, returned the legendary metal musicians to the center of music events.
Melechesh band was formed in Jerusalem in 1993, with the aim of connecting raw metal sound and Mediterranean melodies. The following year, they became active around the world, and the debut demo As Jerusalem Burns from 1995 took them to the underground scene. In 1996, the German label Membrum Propaganda released a single called The Siege Of Lachish, and in the same year they signed a contract for Pulverizer Records from America which, together with Breath of Night Records (also from America), released their first album. A turbulent, but very successful career follows this band from the very beginning, and the music they create is described as an extreme metal sound.
Azarath was formed in Poland in 1998. The band was formed by Inferno, Bruno, D., and guitarist Bart soon joined them. The debut album from 2001, Demon Seed, and its sequel in 2003, Infernal Blasting, positioned these musicians as unmistakable metal musicians. Continuation of a successful career was followed by the release of the album Diabolic Impious Evil with which they embark on a major world tour. The album Praise the Beast from 2009 broke all records and the band received a call for guest appearances at leading festivals like Inferno Festival (Norway), Devilstone Fest (Lithuania) and Party San Metal Open Air (Germany), where they played concerts worth remembering. Numerous performances around the world, changes in band and collaboration with various record companies greatly influenced the creative work of the band, which is an authentic metal sensation with a number of faithful audiences.
