Categories: Live Reviews

Dust Bolt at The Dome, London 2024

Dust Bolt stormed the stage and quite literally headbanged the roof off. From the very first note, the energy was electric, and the crowd fed off it, headbanging in perfect sync with the band. The atmosphere was nothing short of exhilarating—an assault of riffs, pounding drums, and raw energy that had everyone in the room feeling alive.

The musicianship was top-notch, with amazing vocals and guitar work that kept the adrenaline pumping throughout the set. Each song hit harder than the last, with intense solos and crushing breakdowns that showcased the band’s technical level.

The sheer power and precision behind every note were a testament to Dust Bolt’s dedication to their craft. At times, it felt like I was witnessing a surreal art show centered on hair, with the band’s relentless headbanging becoming an integral part of the performance. The synchronization of their movements with the music created a visual spectacle that was as mesmerizing as it was intense.

It was as if the music flowed through their entire beings, transforming them into living, breathing instruments of pure thrash metal. Photographing Dust Bolt was an absolute thrill. The band’s energy was infectious, making every shot a capture of pure metal fury.

Their stage presence is unparalled, with each member commanding attention in their own right while also contributing to a powerful performance. The way they connected with the crowd, feeding off their energy and giving it back tenfold, created a loop of intensity that only grew as the night went on.

This wasn’t just a gig—it was an experience. Dust Bolt delivered a show that was as visceral as it was unforgettable. For anyone who loves metal, this was a night of pure, unadulterated mayhem that left us all buzzing with energy long after the final chord rang out.

Chelsea Savage

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