It appeared that someone from on high looked down with a smile on the second day of Hellfest - because the beginning of the third and final day was cloud cover and a drop in the temperature, with even a small amount of rainfall during the morning as well. It quickly transpired that someone from on high wasIt appeared that someone from on high looked down with a smile on the second day of Hellfest – because the beginning of the third and final day was cloud cover and a drop in the temperature, with even a small amount of rainfall during the morning as well. It quickly transpired that someone from on high was also having a bit of laugh, because come the afternoon it was back to the usual heat and dust. The punters didn't mind though, and with Planetmosh's reporter in the field as one of them (i.e. me), it was time to see a load more bands. Crushing Caspers (8) were one of the bands who played during the all-too-brief shower, but it didn't stop the fans coming to watch and throw shapes in the pit at the Warzone. In the tents, Obliteration (8) and The Ruins of Beverast (7) delivered a well-received Midday Sunday Sermon of extreme metal to the Altar and the Temple and Equilibrium (7) continued that trend when they opened the evening worship. It's The Black Dahlia Murder (9) who convert the most today – they preached their metal well and had every single hand raised to the heavens in delight at the quality of their set, particularly during Statutory Ape and Moonlight Equilibrium. [...]
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