Reception room, past the beer tables and the bar out into the beer garden where Dylan asked us to wait briefly, as the sound check was still in full swing. So we sat in the middle of all the hustle and bustle between crew and staff of the Zaak and waited patiently with a cold beer. While we were still philosophizing about why many of the band members were walking around in flip-flops, Dylan came up to us with Kin (the band's singer) in tow. After a very casual greeting, Dylan led us through the concert hall, across the stage (slaloming past the already set up instruments) to the backstage area. Arriving there, we immediately noticed a fat fruit basket, which was enthroned on the dark shelf. After a casual conversation with Kin, who was sitting relaxed on a chair and our question whether we want to conduct the interview in German or English, we agreed to conduct the interview in English because he was of the opinion,

to get a seat in the quite manageable concert hall. Arriving directly at the stage next to the speakers, Uneven Structure already started with the opening act. The six-piece band from beautiful Metz in France, who joined forces in 2008, play finest progressive metal. With a strong stage presence, especially Matthieu Romarin (the singer of the band), with his powerful voice, really heated up the crowd. Freshly tattooed, the cling film still on his arm, we remembered especially the bassist of the band, who reminded us of a lead guitarist with his performance. The performance of the guys was just awesome! With passion they managed to captivate the fans and thus paved the way for Twelve Foot Ninja. The crew from France has shown that they have a lot going for them, which is why we are looking forward to another reunion with the guys. At the end of your

From song to song the atmosphere increased and the band knew how to involve the audience. Again and again the band joked with the audience and you could clearly see on the faces that it was fun for both sides. The change between the "funk-heavy" passages and the harder, faster choruses really captivated the audience. At times it seemed as if the whole room was in motion. Everything pogoed, banged and jumped so that the pit that had formed could hardly be perceived as such. When the band entered the stage again after the last song under the frenetic cheers of the fans, the atmosphere was at its peak and when Stevic started the last song of the evening a few songs later with the words "Have you been busy?" the crowd was unstoppable. The masses went wild when the first notes of "One Hands Killing" rang out and the atmosphere at this point would have probably carried away even someone who doesn't know the band.

A tour conclusion as one can only wish for. But the guys didn't just leave the stage, they brought Uneven Structure back on stage to have a farewell drink with them. During the show the band thanked their fans and sang a birthday song for Dylan, the manager of the band, where the fans joined in. After a few handshakes with the fans, the guys left the stage, it was quiet in the room and we were still carried away by the mood of the evening on the way home and can only recommend to everyone to see Twelve Foot Ninja, should the guys play here again.