Connecticut metalcore heavyweights Hatebreed brought their Weight Of The False Self Tour to Bogart's with Carcass, Harm's Way, and Crypta!

Crypta demands an unmistakable power and presence that is truly unmatched. Their striking looks and intense blend of death metal and black metal immediately captivate the audience. With relentless grooves, intricate shredding, dissonant riffs, thunderous blast beats, soaring solos, and unparalleled vocals, they leave you craving more. This was my first experience seeing them live, and I was utterly astounded by the performance. The commanding presence of their vocalist only amplifies their impact. Hailing from Brazil, Crypta is carving its path to the top, poised to stand alongside the legends of the genre. Be sure to check out their recent release, Shatter, as they continue to forge their legacy.

Hailing from the UK, Carcass stands as one of the finest death metal acts to ever grace the U.S. Their legendary status was on full display in Cincinnati, as they demonstrated that they remain a formidable force, not to be trifled with. The seamless blend of brutality and melody showcased their mastery of the genre. While there are currently no plans for a new record, their impressive performance reaffirmed their enduring legacy, supported by a flawless discography. Seeing Carcass in the U.S. is a rare occasion, and their setlist featured beloved classics that proved they still have plenty of brutality left to unleash.
 
 For 30 years, Hatebreed has been the epitome of hardcore, requiring no introduction. Their sound is as hard-hitting as it gets, characterized by powerful riffs, crushing breakdowns, and neck-breaking grooves. Three decades of total domination have solidified their place in music history, delivering sonic abrasions and physical violence through relentless hardcore riffs. Hatebreed remains the most respected and recognized name in the genre, and they continue to take no prisoners. Their legacy is undeniable, and you better be ready to keep up.