Melvins

Melvins - Performance of 'Revolve' at Hellfest in Clisson, France

Hellfest
Clisson, 44, France

THE MELVINS Full Concert at Hellfest - Live Performance

Hellfest
Clisson, FR, France

• In June 2011, when Melvins performed live at Hellfest, they were experiencing a revitalized phase in their career marked by a prolific output. This pe... Read Full Description >

  In June 2011, when Melvins performed live at Hellfest, they were experiencing a revitalized phase in their career marked by a prolific output. This period followed the release of their studio album "The Bride Screamed Murder," which came out in 2010. Notably, this album was characterized by its experimental sound and diverse influences, reinforcing Melvins' reputation as pioneers of the sludge and avant-garde metal genres. The Hellfest performance showcased their powerful live presence and ability to blend heavy noise with intricate melodies, a hallmark of their style. During this time, the band was also expanding their cult following and reaffirming their impact on the heavy music scene, delivering intense and memorable live performances that attracted attention from both fans and media alike. Their set at Hellfest underscores their enduring influence and commitment to pushing musical boundaries.

THE MELVINS Live at Hellfest Performing 'Hung Bunny', 'Roman Dog Bird', and 'The Water Glass'

Hellfest
Clisson, France, France

• In 2011, at the time of their live recording at Hellfest in Clisson, France, the Melvins had recently released their studio album "The Bride Screamed ... Read Full Description >

  In 2011, at the time of their live recording at Hellfest in Clisson, France, the Melvins had recently released their studio album "The Bride Screamed Murder," which came out in 2010. This album marked a continuation of their experimental sound, blending elements of sludge and grunge, and showcased their dynamic range and innovation in heavy music. The performance captured at Hellfest features standout tracks such as "Hung Bunny," "Roman Dog Bird," and "The Water Glass," emphasizing their ability to engage and mesmerize audiences with their unique musicality. Additionally, the recording exemplifies the band's enduring influence on the metal and alternative scenes, as well as their dedication to live performance, which has remained a cornerstone of their career. The Melvins are known for their unconventional approach and frequent lineup changes, which adds an element of unpredictability to their live shows, making each performance a unique experience.