Force of Fury — This Week’s Set List Breakdown
This week’s Force of Fury set is a deliberate arc — from personal rupture to cultural collapse, from inner reckoning to absolute refusal. Every track earns its place.
We open with “Your Free Now (Break Out!)” by Geoffrey Paul Tiffany, setting the tone immediately: liberation isn’t given, it’s taken. From there, the show moves into scorched-earth territory with Lionheart’s “Salt the Earth,” a statement of consequences rather than revenge.
The middle of the set leans hard into confrontation and identity fracture:
Kreator delivers pure ideological fire with “Satanic Anarchy.”
Lamb of God’s “Parasocial Christ” dissects modern worship and manufactured belief.
Blood for Blood strips everything down to survival instincts with “You’re Gonna Have To Kill Me.”
From there, the set widens its scope:
“The Old Buccaneer” (again from Geoffrey Paul Tiffany) adds narrative weight and mythic grit.
Iron Maiden’s “The Writing on the Wall” reminds us that warnings are always ignored first.
Judas Priest injects urgency and paranoia with “Panic Attack.”
Sylosis and Death Angel keep the pressure high with “The New Flesh” and “Cult of the Used.”
The emotional and sonic apex hits hard with Angelmaker’s “This Used To Be Heaven” — a brutal reflection on loss, corruption, and what gets destroyed along the way.
The closing stretch turns inward:
Metallica’s “The Struggle Within” reframes conflict as internal and inescapable.
Poppy’s “Bruised Sky” adds tension through vulnerability.
And Till Lindemann closes the night with “Prostitution” — uncomfortable, confrontational, and unapologetically human.
This isn’t background metal.
This is a sequence — a statement — a reminder of why heavy music exists in the first place.
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