Twisted Faith

@ Omagh Rugby Club

At the start of the night, Twisted Faith's lead guitarist, Waldo, did not show one bit of being nervous. He was headstrong, and the band was going to show how good they were. They really put on a cool show, playing all their cover songs well without any major mistakes.

The crowd was moshing all the way through the night, especially to Song 2. When the band planned to go for a break, the crowd wouldn't stand for it. They wanted more! The most successful song of the night was certainly "Zombie", sung and beautifully by Ann Louise, and played perfectly by the band. It was so good that the band was called to do it again as an encore when they reached the end of their set. They obliged, brilliantly again, and then disappeared swiftly from stage while requests continued to pour in. Always leave your fans wanting more!

They could have done with more practice on their own songs, since most of them were a bit sloppy, although "Pop Is A Denial" was very entertaining. As Waldo says, "Alice Deejay, who the Hell?" Over all, the band was excellent.

Rating: 4 out of 5

Reviewer: Michael Cassidy (No Morals’ lead guitarist and vocalist)