Lorna Shore, Enterprise Earth, Bodysnatcher, Within Destruction, Lost At Last, Second Death

From the venue:

Lorna Shore: Formed in 2010, Lorna Shore consists of vocalist Tom Barber, guitarists Adam De Micco and Connor Deffley, and drummer Austin Archey. To date, they have released three EPs and released their debut fulllength Psalms in June of 2015. Aside from being featured on the Metal Alliance Tour with Deicide, Lorna Shore has most notably toured alongside bands such as Carnifex, Chelsea Grin, The Black Dahlia Murder, and more. Lorna Shore’s unique signature aesthetic spans death metal, black metal, power metal, and progressive rock for a style that encompasses brutal breakdowns, dazzling technical passages, white-knuckle-ride dynamics, and rich textured moments.

Enterprise Earth: Formed by Dan Watson (Former Infant Annihilator Vocalist) and BJ Sampson in the late summer of 2014. Quickly after their inception, the band began picking up a large internet following. Immediately they released their first single ‘Masquerade of Angels’ which was welcome with open arms by the Death Metal community.

Within Destruction: Already having dropped a debut ”From the Depths” in late 2012, which received exceptional feedback among metal community around the globe due to its diverse structure and melodic essence, this time around ”Void” delivers a more heavier, darker, faster and groundbreaking impact. Recorded in Fall 2015, the album also features a few recognizable faces, such as Adam Warren (Oceano) – guest vocals,
Dean Lamb (Archspire) – guest solo and Jamie Hanks (I Declare War) – guest vocals. Parallel to the making of ”Void”, preparations for the European tour were being made in order to promote and spread the album the moment it hits the shelves. ”Void” was released by Rising Nemesis Records on 12th of February 2016 and already received many amazing reviews worldwide and is set to be one of the best brutal and technical releases this year.

Purgatory at The Masquerade Showcase also features Bodysnatcher, Lost at Last, and Second Death