If you are looking for a night of pure rock'n'roll, you can't go wrong with Lost Gravity, a London-based power duo that delivers an engaging and energetic performance. I had the chance to see them live at The Underworld in Camden on June 14th supporting Angra, and I was blown away by their talent and charisma.
The band started the show with Venom in a Vial, a hard-hitting song that showcases their heavy riffs and catchy vocals. The crowd was instantly hooked. The band played more songs from their debut album, Lost Gravity, such as What Goes Around Comes Around and the ballad Alone, as well as some songs from their second album, How to Make a Giant, such as Shine, The Old and New Life and Under the Sun. Their latest single, Fantasy Life, was also in the setlist and it got the crowd captivated.
The power duo's performance was flawless and tight, with each member showing their skills and passion. Breno Val, the guitarist and vocalist, was the leader of the show, with his powerful voice and impressive guitar riffs. He also interacted with the crowd and made them feel part of the show. Giuliano Kolling, the drummer, was the backbone of the band, with his thunderous and groovy drumming.
The band ended the show with Broken Bones, an explosive song that sums up their sound. The crowd went wild and cheered for more. The band came back for an encore and played Anywhere But Home, one of their oldest and most popular songs. The crowd sang along and that was a very special moment of the night making me wonder why these guys were not headlining. The band thanked everyone for their support and left the stage with a smile leaving the crowd wanting for more. 10/10
See more about Lost Gravity:
https://www.facebook.com/lostgravityofficial/
https://www.instagram.com/lostgravity/
https://lostgravity.bandcamp.com
