Friday, June 13th at Boggs Social & Supply: 

Savage Master, Nite, & Chariots Overdrive

6/13 | 8PM | $15ADV / $20DOS | 21+

One of the most exciting and electrifying bands in the occult metal scene, SAVAGE MASTER swiftly built an impressive canon of work by releasing two cult albums, an EP, and over-the-top live shows. Founded in 2013 by guitarist Adam Neal and vocalist Stacey Savage, the band was inspired by their love of heavy metal and horror. Shortly thereafter, Savage and her hooded henchmen began their assured ascent through the underground, touring nonstop across North America and Europe, playing festivals such as Keep It True, Hell Over Hammaburg, Legions of Metal, Frost and Fire, Ragnarokkr, Hell's Heroes, and many more, helping land their longstanding album deal with Shadow Kingdom Records.

The San Francisco Bay Area has a history steeped in forward-thinking, technically dazzling metal, and NITE carries that torch with pride. Founded in 2018, their blackened heavy metal barrels towards the peril of an unknown future, while looking to the days when blistering leads once ruled the land. Guitarists Van Labrakis (Satan’s Wrath, Mencea) and Scott Hoffman (Dawnbringer, High Spirits) let loose galloping riffs and harmonies that evoke the classic sounds of the N.W.O.B.H.M., with Labrakis’ grizzled voice driving their dark, melodic metal into the modern era. Drummer Patrick Crawford (Older Sun, Mustard Gas & Roses) and bassist Avinash Mittur (Vorlust, Wretched Stench) make up a rhythm section that’s fierce yet breathlessly precise: a freewheel pounding reminiscent of heavy metal’s earliest days.

On their third full-length release Cult of the Serpent Sun, NITE takes its sight off the stars and stares deep into the underground. Their latest salvo with Season of Mist explores a sinister world where fire-breathing demigods reign, and whose acolytes unite where they were once divided. Labrakis and Hoffman’s dueling guitars, venomous in their sting, lead the charge for the disciples of the serpent sun and continue to define NITE’s blackened heavy metal bite. Even after three albums, NITE’s everlasting flame will continue to burn bright in our dark-skied future.