Acid Bath/Eyehategod @ Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, NY 7/11/25
Bill: Acid Bath/Eyehategod/Wailin Storms
Venue: Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, NY
Date: 7/11/25
Door: Sold Out (Kenny had an extra ticket he got for around $75 with fees a few months ago, they had dropped to $17 on tickpick night of show)
10pm Acid Bath
Active: 1991 (Hourna, LA)
Latest Release: Paegan Terrorism Tactics (Rotten Records, 1996)
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9pm Eyehategod
Active: 1988 (New Orleans, LA)
Latest Release: A History of Nomadic Behavior (Century Media, 2021), Four Strikes...From The Elementary To The Penitentiary (TPOS/Take As Needed, 2024)
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Missed: Wailin Storms
Acid Bath are one of those band my friend Kenny has loved since I've know him. Their 1994 album When The Kite String Pops was always laying around various offices we were at. He last saw them in a small bar outside Chicago. I never did although they did play Coney Island High on St. Marks back in 1996. The passing of their founding bass player Audie Pitre in 1997 put the band on ice all these years, but through the magic of bass player Shane Wesley (Crobar) and drummer Zack Simmons (Goatwhore), the frontline original members are back at it since 2024. Now the band is bigger than they ever were. By alot. Scarcity and word of mouth sells tickets in the way their opening kinship Eyehategod couldn't slogging it on the road most of all those years.
In some ways I could see why vocalist Dax Riggs could bring in people that like Layne Staley, Scott Weiland or even Graham Bonnet vocal stylings. Fortunately, the twin guitars of Sammy Duet & Mike Sanchez are dirty and heavy enough that you don't feel forsaken when seeking metal purity from this band. I've been checking in on Eyehategod every now and again since I saw them at Wetlands in the mid 90's. I had an "oh yeah" moment watching that a bit since amazingly it is on youtube. There was a little more blood back then. Kenny reminds me we saw them a couple times at an early Roadburn when bands got bumped from volcanic ash.
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