Virtual Festivals live review, September 2005
Live at The Assembly Rooms, Derby, Saturday 3rd Sept 2005 as part of Bloodstock
The best of the bunch throughout the day however were the female-driven bands, culminating in a refreshing change for a rock festival such as this. First of the day was Hampshire-based sextet Season's End. Having performed on the small stage at last... [View this article]Musical Discoveries live review, September 2005
Live at The Assembly Rooms, Derby, Saturday 3rd Sept 2005 as part of Bloodstock
After the festival's success in showcasing bands with female singers in 2004, the organisers pulled off quite a coup in 2005 by having the two best-known Dutch female fronted bands playing on the same day. With After Forever playing in the early... [View this article]Rockers Digest live review, September 2005
Live at The Assembly Rooms, Derby, Saturday 3rd Sept 2005 as part of Bloodstock
The only band to make a return appearance from Bloodstock 2004 was Season's End who were making the transition from Darwin to Main Stage. The intro alone showed the band were up for it. Becki Clark appeared alone bathed in atmospheric blue lights singing... [View this article]Zero Tolerance live review, November 2005
Live at The Assembly Rooms, Derby, Saturday 3rd Sept 2005 as part of Bloodstock
How gothic metallers Season's End made it onto the main stage and yet Cathedral didn't is a complete mystery. They're not bad, but their female singer is strident rather than majestic, and after 40 minutes I've had enough. However, Season's End are... [View this article]Room Thirteen live review, July 2005
Live at Carling Academy, Birmingham, Sunday 24th July 2005 as part of Thirteenth Day
With the impending release of their remastered edition of their debut album "The Failing Light" Season's End have everything to gain with this appearance at Thirteenth Day 2005. Luckily despite setbacks they pull of an entirely enjoyable set which will... [View this article]Metal Monk UK live review, July 2005
Live at Carling Academy, Birmingham, Sunday 24th July 2005 as part of Thirteenth Day
Unfortunately, a bit of terrible security work on the doors meant most of the crowd were left stuck out in the pouring rain whilst Season's End were playing their opening set. Much to the anger of several of us in the queue - having been looking forward... [View this article]Live4Metal live review, May 2005
Live at the Electrowerkz, London, Saturday 21st May 2005 with Rotting Christ and Desolation
First up were Season's End who majestically flowed onto the stage and woke us all up with a crushing bombastic sound. Musically they pummelled us with a thrash-laden discourse, which was augmented with the beautiful dulcet tones of singer Becki Clark.... [View this article]
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