[…] But as Monty Python has taught us, always look on the bright side of life, music heals and as soon as the bands were scheduled to play, this clusterfuck turned into something much more beautiful. BOKASSA was scheduled to play at 18.45 and the band started about five minutes late. The festival area had filled up quite neatly, and the band was set to play. If you hadn’t heard of BOKASSA before the METALLICA tour, they’re a stoner punk trio hailing from Norway. Lars Ulrich himself declared the stoner punk band his favorite new band in 2018, and it was thus no surprise he took them on tour. I’m quite intrigued as to how he got to hear about the band because before the tour at least we hadn’t heard from them, but we were pleasantly surprised by their latest studio effort “Crimson Riders” (read the review here). […]
[…] But as Monty Python has taught us, always look on the bright side of life, music heals and as soon as the bands were scheduled to play, this clusterfuck turned into something much more beautiful. BOKASSA was scheduled to play at 18.45 and the band started about five minutes late. The festival area had filled up quite neatly, and the band was set to play. If you hadn’t heard of BOKASSA before the METALLICA tour, they’re a stoner punk trio hailing from Norway. Lars Ulrich himself declared the stoner punk band his favorite new band in 2018, and it was thus no surprise he took them on tour. I’m quite intrigued as to how he got to hear about the band because before the tour at least we hadn’t heard from them, but we were pleasantly surprised by their latest studio effort “Crimson Riders” (read the review here). […]