Vio-Lence is set to bring thrash metal in the UK with a headlining tour, accompanied by notable bands Exhorder and Kuazar.
In 1990, Vio-Lence released their sophomore album 'Oppressing The Masses', marking one of the band's early appearances on European soil. As they embarked on this recent journey, the audience witnessed history as Kuazar made their debut performance in London, becoming the first metal band from Paraguay to perform in the UK.
The trio showcased a strong musical background with material from their 'Hybrid Power' album captivating audiences.

Following an impressive opening set by the lesser-known Kuazar, legendary thrash metal outfit Exhorder took stage. The New Orleans quartet is famous for delivering groove metal pioneers can be proud of; they clearly are since they played three song selections from recent album 'Defectum Omnium,' along with memorable tracks from their debut 'Slaughter In The Vatican.'
Vocalist Kyle Thomas effortlessly winned over the crowd with his sarcasm and wit, displaying exemplary stage presence.

The evening concluded as Vio-Lence took to the stage for a triumphant performance. Led by vocalist Sean Killian, now revitalized by the return of original guitarist Ira Black after five years, the band rekindled the fire that began with 'Eternal Nightmare.'
Sean's voice remains strong despite his advanced age; coupled with the precision of his backing bandmates delivering some exceptional performances. As he directs the mosh pits and enthusiastically encourages fans to let loose, Killian creates a formidable stage presence.
For enthusiasts eager to witness Vio-Lence live for years to come, the recent tour serves as an essential reminder.