God Is An Astronaut - August 31, 2016 - Sinclair, Cambridge MA
God Is An Astronaut
Sinclair, Cambridge MA
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Just two days prior to this show I was in an outdoor
ampetheater setting listing to “metal” to then be inside the comfortable
confines of a club outside of Boston.
Irish post rock band God Is an Astronaut kicked off their US
tour to a ravenous crowd on a Wednesday night.
I am not sure where I read it, but GIAA noted that this might be their
final US tour. Issues with touring and
papers I am sure is a hassle and when you are a band the size of GIAA it makes
it even harder and even less cost effective.
Still, based off the reaction of the audience in Cambridge the band
might want to reconsider (or re-locate!)
There was no support band so the band hit the stage shortly
after 9pm. It was dark and quiet and
“Beautiful Decay” began. After the
keyboard and bass track ended the full band arrived and went in to “Pig Powder”
from the latest record. The set list was solid and the band seemed to perk up
after each track slowly realizing the kick off to the tour seemed to be a
success.
Full Set list:
Beautiful Decay
Pig Powder
Echoes
Snowfall
Vetus Memoria
Worlds In Collision
Helios | Erebus
From Dust to the Beyond
Fragile
Centralia
Forever Lost
Agneya
Encore:
Red Moon Lagoon
Suicide by Star
Zodiac
Pig Powder
Echoes
Snowfall
Vetus Memoria
Worlds In Collision
Helios | Erebus
From Dust to the Beyond
Fragile
Centralia
Forever Lost
Agneya
Encore:
Red Moon Lagoon
Suicide by Star
Zodiac
As I said the band seemed to really perk up and fed off the
audience. One particular fan was over
zealous, yelling often between the songs, and you could see the band
smirk. Late in the set he kept shouting
“Suicide”! (he request for Suicide by Star).
It was granted and the young fan hung over the balcony railing and
flailed about. The band stepped to the
lip of the stage to play right along with him.
The US tour is now complete. Sorry you missed em??!
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