Conjurer – ArcTanGent Festival 2019 – 15/08/2019
27th August 2019
Conjurer showed why they’ve become juggernauts of the UK metal scene.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
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Conjurer showed why they’ve become juggernauts of the UK metal scene.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
C&C produced a rifftastic set as they headlined ArcTanGent.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The Long Island mathcore band made their mark at ArcTanGent.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The galactic post-rockers produced a spectacular ATG set.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The French screamo band delivered a perfect emotion and raw aggression to ATG.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The Swedish outfit delivered a apocalyptic and engaging set.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The NYC duo bought an uplifting set as ATG headliners.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The ATG favourites returned for a euphoric set.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
A.A.Williams took us on a haunting, majestic journey at ATG 2019.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The experimental Steel City band made a superb return to ArcTanGent.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
The Swedish tech-metal pioneers certainly lived up to expectations at ATG.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
With their brand of metal mixed with chain gang music is sobering and beautiful, Zeal & Ardor delivered a mesmerising return to ATG.
Photos by Tim Birkbeck.
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