AeSect played a brain crunching opener as support for up and coming UK metal band Xerath in Dublin’s Pint Bar last Sunday. Shane, Luke, Aidan, Dave, and Smurf powered through a self penned set containing the American History X inspired “Bite the Curb” and “Consumed by the Machine”. Laying down a marker for what was to follow, a savage set from headliners Xerath, the boys can be well proud.
To gain respect bands have to be credible, to be real, AeSect are such a creature. Playing driving, riff based metal, they display both an understanding of the genre and an ability which could see them stake a claim for a position on a higher stage. In a tough uncompromising industry where posturing and bombast is so often a substitute for lack of musical talent, these guys are a breath of fresh air. Delivering a tight set of exciting, well structured, intelligent compositions, with just the right amount of head jarring stops and running sternum thumping bass riffs, Wacken watch out, the Irish will be headlining sooner than you think.
For more click on: AeSect Rock Fibbers.
Images say enough, AeSect play metal hard and loud. Rifftastic, it’s hard to believe this is only their second gig. Storming through a 40 minute set Lamb of God, Slayer, and Testament come to mind, but hey this is all their own work. Rock on Shane, Luke, Aiden, and the two Dave’s.
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