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The Metal Mayhem on Friday 13

Nusrat Jahan Pritom
A Friday 13 that wasn't so unlucky for the metal bands was November 13. In place of misfortune, it brought in a whole lot of energy and fun for metal lover as they made a beeline for a concert that day.
Artcell, Powersurge, Mechanix, Satanik, Severe Dementia, Funeral Anthem and many more metal gods made the show one of the most explosive ones in town.
There was also Chromatic Massacre, Sphinx, Apocalypse, Apostasy and Cronus.
"We are doing shows regularly to let more and more people know about death metal, " said Beazid, Chromatic Massacre.
"To begin with we had some complications in getting the venue as it is a metal concert,” said Abrar, an organiser.
“Finally Russian Cultural Centre (RCC), better known as the refuge for rock and metal bands, came to the rescue," said Digonto, another organiser.
Apart from Abrar and Digonto, the other organisers of the show were Eternal Armageddon, Jamy, Kushal and Nayeem. Being a black metal band formed a yeat ago^ they hope to usher hi a metal revolution, the product of which was this brutal show.
“ There need to be more shows, more permissions al venues for shows. The metal scene needs to be promoted a lot more," said Jamy.
“And, of course, we are against push-sell, “ said Kushal.
“It's great to be back home, “said Cezanne from Artcell. These legendary rockers enthralled the entire audience with a number of their hits.
"We usually don't stay away from it (RCC) for long, “he further added. They finished off their high-beat performance with the metal version of the Nazrul Geeti "Durgomgiri...(Hushiar)"
Mirrorblaze surged energy all through out the stage, while Funeral Anthem were back with some metal num-
bers such as Children Of Bodoms' "Everytime I die".
Mechanix played to a standing audience putting up the rock sign. They did a number of songs including the all-favourite “Dhruboshor" from Rock 202. Tridib's deep metal voice covered the whole scene, whereas Zeheen and Tamzid's guitars added fuel to the fire. With Rusho at the bass and Reaz furious at the drums, they gave the crowd just what they needed.
At the tail end of the show was the internationally recognised band Sever Dementia. As always, they gave the crowd a jotil' per-
formance. “The crowd was awesome," said Nahyan.
Powersurge came up just before them. Nahian, Jamshed, Tonmoy and the guest artistes Rafa and Badhon gave a powerful performance.
Satanik's techno death brutal did it once again. With Xem's sleek and powerful grunts, Nayeem and Shawon's guitars, Rubayet's bass and Sajib's maddening drums, they brought the crowd a number of their favourite tracks such as “Dui-anon"and“Muktijuddha”.
The show was powered by Blackspade Event Management.