One day before both acts play at the acclaimed Damnation Festival in Manchester, MØL and Holy Fawn joined forces to bring a night of heavy and mellow shoegaze to London.
Still fresh from their third and excellent album “Dreamcrush”, MØL brings the heaviness, kicking off with DREAM on a set filled with highlights from their discography. Kim Song Sternkopf gives a performance masterclass: always interacting and making some of the weirdest and funniest faces to the crowd as he manages to swiftly change between growling and clean vocals.
As Holy Fawn enters the stage, the mood shifts to a more dreamy and introspective vibe. It is still heavy, but on a different gear. The gorgeous vocals by Ryan Osterman echoes through The Garage as the crowd is hypnotised by the set opener Candy, that is followed by thunderous Dark Stone.
A very special guest performance by Kim from MØL during Blood Pact is one of the high points of the evening. The slow burner Seer wraps up the evening with huge approval from the crowd on a night that managed to highlight two bands that really deserve to be among the most famous names of the Blackgaze genre.
MØL
Set 1
- Dream
- Penumbra
- Vestige
- Photophobic
- Garland
- Ligament
- Young
- Serf
- Hud
- Jord
- CRUSH
- Bruma