Melvins

Melvins Live Performance of 'Revolve', 'We All Love JUDY', and 'The Brain Center At Whipples' at Eurockeennes Festival 2003

Eurockeennes festival
Belfort, FR, France

• In 2003, during their performance at the Eurockeennes festival in Belfort, France, Melvins showcased a unique blend of tracks that highlighted their d... Read Full Description >

  In 2003, during their performance at the Eurockeennes festival in Belfort, France, Melvins showcased a unique blend of tracks that highlighted their distinctive sound evolution. Before this live recording, they released the album "Hostile Ambient Takeover" in 2002, which continued their exploration of heavy music and experimental soundscapes. The songs featured in the performance—"Revolve," "We All Love JUDY," and "The Brain Center At Whipples"—demonstrate the band's ability to combine heavy riffs with unconventional structures, showcasing their influence within the sludge metal genre. Notably, by this time, Melvins had established a reputation for their innovative approach to music, often experimenting with lineup changes and production styles, particularly through their collaborations with various avant-garde artists and musicians. The festival setting further emphasized their energetic and eclectic live performances, marking a significant period in their career.

MELVINS live @ Eurockeennes Belfort Festival 2003 (Full Concert)

Eurockeennes Belfort Festival
Belfort, France

• In July 2003, when Melvins performed live at the Eurockeennes Belfort Festival, they had recently released their studio album, "Pigs of the Roman Empi... Read Full Description >

  In July 2003, when Melvins performed live at the Eurockeennes Belfort Festival, they had recently released their studio album, "Pigs of the Roman Empire," in 2004. This album was a notable collaboration with Mike Patton from Faith No More, showcasing the band's evolution in sound and their willingness to experiment with various musical styles. The live performance captured in the recording features a setlist that includes tracks like "Night Goat" and "Hooch," highlighting their dynamic range and the raw energy that characterizes Melvins’ concerts. By this time in their career, Melvins had solidified their influential presence in the alternative and metal scenes, often recognized for their pioneering contributions to sludge metal. Their eclectic style and dedication to live performance have earned them a dedicated fan base and a legacy that resonates within the music community.