Roadburn 2010 by Achrome Moments Photography
We asked Paul Verhagen (Achrome Moments Photography) to share some of his finest photos of Roadburn 2010. Here are his choices:
View ArticleNachtmystium's Blake Judd Comments on Roadburn Appearance and Audio Stream
Nachtmystium‘s Blake Judd commented: “Our experience at Roadburn was truly one of a kind. Never have we been treated so well by organizers of any festival or tour we have been a part of, and it was...
View ArticleWe want your top 10 Albums of 2010
[Update, January 3rd]: And the winner is: Italy’s own Ufomammut with the album Eve! Felicitazioni! Congratulations, gentlemen! Roadburn’s Album of the Day has become a tradition and now that the year...
View ArticleUfomammut’s Eve: Album of 2010 According To Roadburn.com Readers
In the beginning of December 2010 we asked you, our beloved Roadburn readers, to list your Top 10 Roadburn-flavored albums of 2010. By Christmas Eve we had received 110 lists. Thanks to everyone who...
View ArticleAlbum of the day: Nachtmystium – Live At Roadburn 2010
Praise for Nachtmystium‘s Live At Roadburn 2010 (LP) from Thee Sleeping Shaman: Chicago, Illinois’ progressive black-metallers Nachtmystium are truly one of the most innovative yet heavy bands of this...
View ArticleRoadburn 2012 Revisited Part 2: The Ten Most Memorable Performances I Saw at...
As I mentioned in my previous post, there were far too many cool performances at Roadburn 2012 to go into great detail about without risking repeating myself horribly, so I’ve narrowed it down to...
View ArticleNachtmystium: Video Footage of Instinct Decay Performance at Roadburn 2012...
Nachtmystium played their landmark album Instinct: Decay in its entirety for the first time ever at Roadburn 2012 during Voivod‘s curated Au-delà du Réel event on Friday, April 13th. Nachtmystium gave...
View ArticleAlbum of the day: Nachtmystium – Silencing Machine
Lovingly pinched from About.com: Heavy Metal: Nachtmystium mastermind Blake Judd knows his business. First, he understands black metal. Not just his early attempts at the primitive forms of the genre...
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