VOIVOD, DEATH ANGEL - Bratislava

29 / 07 / 2026 / BRATISLAVA / RANDAL

A thrash massacre in Bratislava! Visionaries VOIVOD are joined by the legendary DEATH ANGEL. Get ready for a clash of Canadian sci-fi progressivism and uncompromising Bay Area energy. On July 29 at Randal, you’ll experience a night where technical precision meets raw aggression. This is mandatory attendance for every fan of the genre!

Voivod are not just a band—they are a self-contained musical ecosystem. From their raw punk-thrash beginnings in the ’80s, through groundbreaking works like Killing Technology and Dimension Hatröss, they have evolved into absolute pioneers of progressive metal. Their sound is built on a unique signature—dissonant chords, jazz-infused drumming by Michel “Away” Langevin, and futuristic concepts about the post-apocalyptic world of Korgüll. They are one of the few bands to bridge the gap between grimy underground roots and technical sophistication without ever losing their identity.

Today, with the exceptional Daniel “Chewy” Mongrain on guitar, Voivod are experiencing yet another golden era. Their latest studio albums, The Wake and Synchro Anarchy, prove that their ability to bend song structures and craft unsettling yet captivating melodies remains unmatched. Whether you’re a longtime fan from the Nothingface era or drawn to their modern experiments, this encounter with alien intelligence in the intimate setting of Randal will be an intense experience that redefines your perception of extreme music.

DEATH ANGEL represent the very best and most technically refined output of the legendary Bay Area scene. From their cult debut The Ultra-Violence, recorded while they were still teenagers, they have risen to the very top of the thrash metal elite. In Bratislava, they will deliver a masterclass in ferocity and precision, driven by the unmistakable vocals of Mark Osegueda and the relentless riff assault of Rob Cavestany. Their modern releases, such as The Dream Calls for Blood and Humanicide, confirm that this Californian machine is not slowing down—in fact, it’s growing even more destructive with age.

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