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Controversial mosh-core outfit Emmure brought their Eternal Enemies tour to Club Soda (photos)

Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri live at Club Soda on Nov. 26, 2014 (Photo by Vitor Munhoz).

All photos courtesy of Vitor Munhoz (http://www.vitormunhoz.com/).

Controversial metal-core outfit Emmure have been offering up their brand of ignorant mosh for over a decade now, a veritable lifetime in a scene that seems to re-invent itself every 18 months. The band is currently out headlining the Eternal Enemies tour, featuring The Acacia Strain, Fit for a King and Kublai Khan, which rolled into Club Soda on November 26th. Unfortunately, The Acacia Strain had to drop off the bill at the last minute due to a van accident, capping off a rough week of transport-related Montreal show cancellations that also included Run the Jewels and Interpol.

Luckily, no one was injured, and the band have promised to work out a make-up date as soon as possible.  Our photographer Vitor Munhoz was there to catch Fit for a King and Emmure – check out his photos of both bands below.

Fit for a King

Emmure

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