FROM ASHES to NEW Review
By Emily kaufman
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The band opened with "Armageddon," immediately setting a fiery tone. Before launching into "Dead to Me," they engaged the audience by encouraging them to scream as loud as they could while measuring the decibels. This interactive moment amplified the energy in the room, creating a charged atmosphere that lasted all night.
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Their stage setup of lights and LED screens told a story throughout the night. The setlist flowed seamlessly through hits like "Broken," "Monster in Me," "Panic," and "Crazy." The band’s performance of "Panic" was particularly impactful, resonating deeply with themes of anxiety and resilience. The musical chemistry between Brandyberry and Case was evident, with their vocal interplay driving the band's dynamic sound. Guitarist Branden Kreider’s solos and the solid rhythm section kept the crowd engaged and energized.
From Ashes To New closed with an explosive rendition of "Through It All," leaving the audience buzzing with adrenaline. The concert was a testament to their ability to deliver a powerful and memorable performance, solidifying their place as a standout act in the alternative metal scene. For fans, it was an unforgettable night filled with high-energy music and genuine connection.
Alternative metal band From Ashes To New lit up Toad's Place in New Haven, Connecticut. The band, hailing from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and founded by Matt Brandyberry, with Danny Case as lead vocalist since 2017, delivered a performance that showcased their dynamic sound and powerful stage presence. Their strong connection with fans was evident throughout the night.
