The Crux’s show turned to be one of the best studio shows ever i ever been to. Awakening was crammed with kids from all over, new and old friends.and some even from outside KL!Tight bands, free food & drinks and a birthday party for anna (Crux’s vocalist) too! despite some dramas going on (before the show, even during pazahora’s set), we still managed to pull off a memorable one, fuh! Crux were really worth it.
On behalf of myself, Kah-roe-shi and Crux,
I would like to thanks to everyone involved; Cellulite, Klitbeat, Zeezam, Talib, Nobeat (financing the show), friends at Studio Shop Space Saloon (food, accommodation, transportation), Khalil (sweet brownies), all the bands, friends that came and making it happened!
'They were not only firm and utterly tight but they had fukking amazing compositions in their set-list. There were so many different influences in there, and they verved and twisted around the changes with effortless zeal. I was totally overawed by the more sinister and crushing Wagnerian feel in most parts of their tunes. Some slower, dirgy parts got me thinking of Streetcleaner-era Godflesh! That’s the digital delay on the guitar while being overdriven through a typical one cab Marshall amp. I wonder how would it sound with a complete tubed stack!' - Ricecooker zine's review on Crux live set.
ps: Oh ya, if you didn't get to know about the venue changed back to Awakening. Sorry!
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