World Inferno at Monty Hall
World Inferno played at Monty Hall, which is right by the Path station in Jersey City, so it was a super easy commute even coming from Brooklyn.
Opening the show was J Hacha De Zola and Black Wail. I missed the first one, but watched Black Wail. They were pretty heavy, kinda metal, but really good. Not my typical music choice, but I did really like them.
Their drummer is also Inferno’s current drummer, Felipe, but he looked super different playing in this band. Totally different aesthetic.
The venue was BYOB, so I went to a liquor store down the block and grabbed a cider to bring back.
Inferno went on pretty late. We didn’t know where Jack was, but he was definitely late.
Tattoos Fade
Weimar
My Ancestral Homeland New Jersey
Me v Angry Mob
Just the Best Party
Velocity of Love
Paul Robeson
Jeffrey Lee
Second Chance Saloon
Thumb Cinema
A Night in the Woods
The Models and the Mannequins
Glamour Ghouls
Please My Favorite Don’t Be Sad
The Faster You Go the Better You Think
Let’s Steal Everything
Cats Are Not Lucky Creatures
Addicted to Bad Ideas
Heart Attack ’64
This Packed Funeral
Brother of the Mayor of Bridgewater
Zen and the Art of Breaking Everything in this Room
Apparently there were 24 songs on the setlist???
I left the room during “Cats” to chug water. Patty gave me cash for a bottle, which was super sweet of her. Doug was taking a break at the same time, so we talked while we sat the song out.
Then he danced with me for “Heart Attack,” which seems to be a new tradition.
It was very hot in the venue, hardly any air conditioning.
There was a pretty slow start to the human pyramid during “Me v Angry Mob.” I got on top of two people at first for a small pyramid, then some more people got on, so I moved to the top again. One dude was holding my hand while I was up there, then another guy ran up out of nowhere and grabbed my other hand. I’m pretty sure he works there and was asking me to get down, but I stayed up there and just sang at him instead. Lol whoops.
Patty made a comment about how it was a weird crowd with people dancing in the front and back, with a weird line in the middle not dancing. And then she said she was part of that line lol
This was much more of a dancey crowd rather than a violent moshing crowd like at Market Hotel a few weeks earlier.
After the show, I took an Uber into Manhattan with Doug, Dallow, and two girls I just met, Sunny and Leeah, and we stopped for diner food before heading our separate ways.
