Another sold out show brought to you by the fine folks over at Church of the 8th Day and Spaceland at The Regent in downtown. I missed the openers since I barely got out of work on time but the touring package did not disappoint. It was made up of Thy Antichrist (hailing from Texas but originally from Columbia), Swedish legends Dark Funeral, and the headliners Septicflesh from Athens, Greece.
In case you missed it, enjoy this gallery of the show.
THY ANTICHRIST
DARK FUNERAL 
SEPTICFLESH
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