Tom Hersey, Journalist

"The energy and inventiveness in Toxic Holocaust's set tonight makes it obvious why they're still going strong."

"All that sort of stuff that came about as a direct result of the hardships Buried In Verona had to face."

"The crowd is able to appreciate the musicality of the set more than they have before because they're not ducking from mic stands being hurled at them."

"There's a very visceral pleasure that the rest of us can derive from watching a group of sexagenarians headbanging and smiling like idiots."

"Usually a change in vocalist spells a death sentence for a band, we knew all that. But we worked through it, we knew what we had to do."

"You get the sense that, on a whim, acoustic could become electric, a violin could finds its way into a song or the band could even do numbers a cappella."

"They create an ethereal, face-melting jam that would be the kind of thing that would have you saying we haven’t seen a band this good since (insert doom metal band here)."

"Nostalgia? Hipster irony? Excellent homoerotic fighter pilot films?"