Our RMNE editor, Filipe “Mj.iMpErAtOrE” Marta, attended DAGOBA‘s gig at DINAAMO PANOIAS, in Braga city, Portugal on Saturday 16th, 2010. You can check out some exclusive photos below as well as an some exclusive ”fan made” footage. Some gig review lines can also be read both in Portuguese and English versions.
THE EDITOR NOTES | GIG REVIEW:
Já gostava desta banda Francesa e particularmente do seu novo álbum ‘Poseidon’ (The Devil’s Triangle, The Horn Cape, Black Smokers, são os meus temas de eleição deste registo), mas vê-los ao vivo reforçou essa ideia que já tinha de que são de facto, a par de uns GOJIRA, do que de melhor se vai fazendo em termos de sons extremos naquele país .
Um concerto simplesmente demolidor que colou a audiência ao chão deixando no ar a vontade de revê-los num palco maior (talvez num qualquer festival) e com outras condições de luz que ajudarão certamente ainda a engrandecer mais o seu espectáculo. Banda extremamente profissional, eficiente e com a mais valia de serem o suficientemente humildes para cativarem os fans.
Não posso deixar de passar em branco a prestação do baterista Franky que é qualquer coisa de único e fantástico que eleva sem dúvida a sua banda a um patamar superior.
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I’ve always liked this French band particularly their new album ‘Poseidon’. The Devil’s Triangle, The Horn Cape, Black Smokers, are among my fave songs from this work. But to see them live have grown even more the idea that they are a band to be placed alongside with by Gojira, meaning, they are sure one of the best “made in France” bands of nowadays.
An amazing gig that held the audience attention at all time and made us all wish for a bigger stage/production (maybe a festival), so they could play under better light conditions where they could definitely show off all their potential. An extremely professional band, efficient and amazingly humble with a great ability to captivate the fans.
I cannot let slide the fact that Franky Costanza is a show apart. An amazing drummer indeed who takes the band to an even upper level.
Photos by Filipe Marta
