Taipei Black Order Propaganda 台北黑暗秩序宣傳部
▴Archgoat + Vektor live in Taipei
來自美國亞利桑那的 Vektor 和芬蘭圖爾庫的 Archgoat，將於 10 月 23 日首次攜手登陸台灣，帶來一場跨越時空與維度的極端金屬末日饗宴！
▴ 陣容 | Line-up
Archgoat（芬蘭戰爭黑死邪教 | Finland’s Blasphemous War Metal Cult）
Vektor（美國太空技術鞭金異端 | USA’s Sci-Fi Technical Thrash Heretic）
▴ 票卷種類 | Types of Tickets
預售 Pre-sale：2,900
老朋友預售 Homie price：2,700* （規則詳見最下 See bottom for full rules.）
現場票 Door：3,200
購票 buy or die：
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Archgoat｜芬蘭黑死金傳奇的褻瀆儀式
成立於1989年芬蘭圖爾庫，由雙胞胎兄弟 Ritual Butcherer（吉他） 與 Lord Angelslayer（貝斯／主唱） 創立，Archgoat 是芬蘭黑金屬最早的團體之一，與 Beherit、Barathrum、Impaled Nazarene 並列黑潮開端。
他們的歌詞長期專注於撒旦教義、反基督宗教儀式與神秘主義，風格極端原始、兇殘粗獷，不講求技巧，講求 純粹暴力與宗教褻瀆氣氛。
1991年釋出首張錄音《Jesus Spawn》，1993年發行 MLP《Angelcunt (Tales of Desecration)》，隨後因唱片合約爭議拒絕發表後續作品，並聲明不參與「商業化黑金屬場景」，展開長達11年的沉寂。2004年重新回歸，推出當年遺珠錄音 EP《Angelslaying Black Fucking Metal》。
2006年首張正式專輯《Whore of Bethlehem》問世後，Archgoat持續穩定出擊，參與歐洲巡演，與 Black Witchery 等團聯手演出。
其 2020年現場專輯《Black Mass XXX》為樂團30周年紀念，記錄其兇殘現場儀式實況。
風格方面，他們介於 Beherit、Blasphemy 與 Bathory 之間的原始殘虐美學堅定不移，音樂結構雖簡，但在《The Luciferian Crown》中呈現了出人意料的完整敘事與微妙層次感。
本次演出將召喚血與火的惡魔聖典，呈現正宗芬蘭地獄聲波儀式。
Vektor｜技術鞭金與星際暴政的完美交匯
Vektor 來自美國亞利桑那州 Tempe（現為費城），由主唱／吉他手 David DiSanto 創立於2004年，是當代技術鞭苔金屬中最具獨特性的團體之一。
其音樂融合鞭苔金屬的爆裂速度、前衛搖滾的結構複雜性與科幻哲學概念，風格近似 Voivod、Watchtower，但更具侵略性與宇宙意識。
2009年發行首張專輯《Black Future》，緊接著2011年的《Outer Isolation》獲得技術激流界盛讚。2016年推出的第三作《Terminal Redux》是一張 長達73分鐘的科幻概念專輯，集太空歌劇、技術金屬與敘事哲學於一體，被譽為「現代技術激流的里程碑」。
專輯中如〈Charging the Void〉、〈LCD〉與終章〈Recharging the Void〉等曲目充滿宇宙級的技術張力與史詩宏大感，甚至融合女聲、清唱、器樂與黑金屬成分，令人難以預測。
雖然2016年因團員退出與主唱爭議陷入短暫停擺，但2020年重新編制後復出，發行 split《Transmissions of Chaos》，並持續巡演。
這次破天荒將演出長達兩小時，Vektor 將完整展現全然穿越宇宙的演出，誓將挑戰所有感官極限，也預示著金屬未來的另一種可能性。
當未來主義的 Thrash 音爆撞上撒旦式的黑死詛咒，這場 Vektor + Archgoat 的雙重打擊將是 2025 年台灣最毀滅性的一夜。你準備好，見證這場混沌與暴力交織的極端金屬盛宴了嗎？
Hailing from Tempe, Arizona and Turku, Finland respectively, VEKTOR and ARCHGOAT will join forces for the very first time in Taiwan on October 23rd, delivering an apocalyptic feast of extreme metal that defies time, space, and dimension.
ARCHGOAT｜Blasphemous Rituals from the Finnish Black/Death Metal Legends
Formed in 1989 in Turku, Finland by twin brothers Ritual Butcherer (guitar) and Lord Angelslayer (bass/vocals), Archgoat stands among the earliest pioneers of Finnish black metal, alongside Beherit, Barathrum, and Impaled Nazarene.
Their lyrical content is steeped in Satanic theology, anti-Christian rituals, and esoteric mysticism. Musically, they eschew technicality in favor of primal violence and an atmosphere of total desecration, maintaining a raw, savage, and deliberately barbaric sound.
Following their debut demo Jesus Spawn in 1991 and the infamous MLP Angelcunt (Tales of Desecration) in 1993, Archgoat entered a self-imposed hiatus due to disputes with Necropolis Records and their rejection of the increasingly commercial black metal scene. They would not return until 2004, when they released the long-shelved recordings as the EP Angelslaying Black Fucking Metal.
Their first full-length, Whore of Bethlehem, arrived in 2006, followed by relentless assaults across Europe and joint live performances with bands like Black Witchery.
In 2020, they released Black Mass XXX, a live album commemorating their 30th anniversary and further proving their ritualistic might on stage.
Sonically rooted somewhere between Beherit, Blasphemy, and early Bathory, Archgoat’s aesthetic remains unwavering in its brutal minimalism. Yet their 2018 opus The Luciferian Crown surprised many with its unexpected narrative cohesion and subtle dynamic depth—without ever compromising their core sound.
This rare appearance in Taiwan will summon an unholy scripture of blood and fire—a true Finnish black/death mass incarnate.
VEKTOR｜Where Technical Thrash Meets Intergalactic Tyranny
Vektor, originally from Tempe, Arizona (now based in Philadelphia), was founded in 2004 by vocalist/guitarist David DiSanto and has since become one of the most distinctive voices in the modern technical thrash scene.
Their music combines the velocity and aggression of thrash, the structural complexity of progressive rock, and the visionary scope of sci-fi philosophy—evoking comparisons to Voivod and Watchtower, though with a sharper edge and cosmic breadth all their own.
Their debut full-length Black Future (2009) and follow-up Outer Isolation (2011) quickly cemented their reputation as genre-bending innovators. But it was 2016’s Terminal Redux—a 73-minute space opera of dystopian science fiction and philosophical grandeur—that truly marked them as modern legends.
Tracks like “Charging the Void,” “LCD,” and the massive closer “Recharging the Void” blend hyperspeed thrash with ambient passages, clean vocals, female choirs, instrumental breaks, and even black metal aesthetics. The result is an unpredictable, multi-dimensional journey through sound and meaning.
Although internal turmoil and allegations led to a hiatus in 2016, Vektor reformed in 2020 with a new lineup, released the Transmissions of Chaos split, and resumed touring activity. Their return to the stage has been nothing short of triumphant.
For their debut in Taiwan, Vektor will perform an unprecedented two-hour set, fully unleashing their interstellar sonic arsenal. Expect a sensory onslaught that redefines the future of metal as we know it.
When futurist thrash devastation collides with satanic black/death incantation, VEKTOR and ARCHGOAT’s dual offensive will ignite one of Taiwan’s most annihilating metal nights of 2025. Are you ready to witness this grand ritual of chaos and violence?
老朋友預售規則 Homie price rule*
凡是持有我們自 5 月起任一場活動“預售”票券 (Thy Art Is Murder, Pestilence & Massacre, Imperial Triumphant, Thulcandra, Alcest 這五場”預售“票卷) 的朋友，購買本場預售票即可享有 200 元折扣優惠。｜Anyone who holds a presale ticket from any of our events since May (Thy Art Is Murder, Pestilence & Massacre, Imperial Triumphant, Thulcandra, or Alcest) is eligible for a NT$200 discount when purchasing the presale ticket for this show.
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