The Low Sun Festival was created by the Greek hard gothers
Mosquito, with the aim of establishing it each year and hosting bands
& Dj's of the general Goth/Darkwave sound. A celebration where the Dark
Element will have its honor. This year the second Low Sun Festival was hosted
once again at club Death Disco with the lineup consisting of Grey Gallows,
Cold Remembrance and Mosquito.
First up were darkwavers Grey Gallows. They presented a set with old and
new songs. They began with "Fading" from their first album
"Tears", continuing with the newer songs "Last Day On Earth"
and "Fuel For Rage". Then the singer Fay Byrd joined the duo on stage
for the song "She Ends Herself". Another new track "On The
Dancefloor" was played, followed by the better known "Ice". The
band gave a great performance and are becoming better with every live
appearance. They finished with their dynamic cover of "Alice" by The
Sisters Of Mercy.
Next
up was the goth metal band Cold Remebrance who after an intro they
plunged into "Memories Remain", "Angel" and "Aurura
Autumn" from their 2017 debut album "Visions From A World Apart".
Apart from the two covers "Billet Doux" (The Wounded) and "My
Darkness, Darkness" (Bessech) they played the new songs "Fallen
Star", "Forever And A Day" and "The Manikin", with
which they ended, that will be included on their new album. Their songs where
enriched by Romanos deep emotional voice and by the keyboards that brought
a more atmospheric tone to their goth rock/metal tunes.
The night ended with Mosquito. This five-piece hard goth band delivered
a dynamic set. They began with a newer song "Lost Victories" and then
with "Indirect Kiss", "Y", "C(h)esspit Queen" and
"Deeper Outlook" from their debut album "Interlacing Eternity"
that was released on Brazilian label Deepland records in 2017. In-between they
played other new songs like "To Infinite", "Vainess,
Ever-Changing" and "Morena" that will probably be included on
their next album. Their frontman Lupe gave a dynamic performance backed by the
band and their new member, John Morris on bass, who has become a permanent
fixture.
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