You can now watch Pro-shot footage of OVERKILL’s entire performance at the Rock Al Parque festival
Professionally filmed video footage of OVERKILL‘s November 11 performance at the Rock Al Parque festival at Parque Metropolitano Simón Bolívar in Bogotá, Colombia can now be viewed below.
Setlist:
01. Scorched 0:00
02. Bring Me The Night 4:06
03. Electric Rattlesnake 8:07
04. Hello From The Gutter 14:36
05. Coma 18:52
06. The Surgeon 23:50
07. Ironbound 30:30
08. Elimination 37:49
Encore:
09. Horrorscope 43:32
10. Rotten To The Core 48:54
11. Fuck You 54:09
In a triumphant display of their enduring prowess, thrash metal stalwarts OVERKILL concluded their “Scorching The Earth” U.S. tour in July, sharing the stage with esteemed counterparts EXHORDER and HEATHEN. This tour not only showcased the band’s relentless energy and stage presence but also served as a testament to their unwavering dedication to the thrash metal genre.
The significance of OVERKILL extends far beyond the recent tour, echoing through the annals of heavy metal history. With a storied career spanning decades, the band has firmly entrenched itself as one of the cornerstones of thrash metal, influencing and shaping the genre with their unmistakable sound.
Adding another chapter to their illustrious discography, OVERKILL unleashed their twentieth studio album, “Scorched,” in April via Nuclear Blast Records. This release marked not only a milestone in the band’s extensive career but also a reaffirmation of their commitment to delivering uncompromising and blistering thrash metal.
“Scorched” stands as a testament to OVERKILL‘s ability to evolve while staying true to the roots that made them a force to be reckoned with in the first place. The album encapsulates the band’s signature aggression, intricate riffing, and powerhouse vocals, proving that even after two decades in the industry, OVERKILL continues to push the boundaries of their own sound.
In a genre known for its intensity and raw energy, OVERKILL has consistently been a torchbearer, influencing countless bands and leaving an indelible mark on the thrash metal landscape. Their “Scorching The Earth” tour and the release of “Scorched” serve as reminders that, while time may pass, the flame of OVERKILL‘s thrash metal legacy burns brighter than ever.
