Ampocalypse | Self Deception on Download, Feral Warriors and Survival
In this episode of Ampocalypse, Damian FitzGerald is joined by Erik Ingels Graham and Patrik Carlberg Hallgren of Self Deception for a Download Festival special where the music takes a back seat and survival takes over.
In this episode of Ampocalypse, Damian FitzGerald is joined by Erik Ingels Graham and Patrik Carlberg Hallgren of Self Deception for a Download Festival special where the music takes a back seat and survival takes over.
With the outside world collapsing, Download Festival has become the last safe place on Earth. Self Deception must decide whether to remain behind the festival’s defences or venture into the unknown, while tackling questions of leadership, survival, and what it really takes to keep a festival civilisation alive. Along the way they debate whether seasoned festival veterans or feral mosh pit warriors would thrive, who should lead the survivors, what supplies are essential in the first 24 hours, and how music could keep hope alive when everything else has fallen apart.
Will experience beat chaos, or will the festival descend into madness? Welcome to the Ampocalypse.
Follow Ampocalypse on: Facebook / Instagram
Videographer: Cara Felstead
Editor: Damian FitzGerald
Producer: Damian FitzGerald
-
Metal4 days agoRADAR Festival: A Rollercoaster Weekend of Crowd Surfers, Community and Genre-Smashing Music [Photos]
-
Festival News5 days agoBloodstock 2027 Announces 27 Acts Including Mercyful Fate, Electric Callboy and Motionless In White
-
MAKE // BREAK1 day agoHorror Author Chip McCabe on AI, Reviews, and Family
-
Album News5 days agoBilly Morrison Releases ‘Hollow’; Debuts “Take Me As I Am” Music Video
-
Folk/Singer-Songwriter5 days agoThe Head and the Heart Celebrates 15 Years of Their Debut at Thompson’s Point in Portland, ME [Photos]
-
Album Review3 days agoStrawhouses – ‘Time in the Light’ [Album Review]
-
Album News4 days agoA.Z. Tunes Releases New Album ‘SPECTRUM’
-
Album Review4 days agoCairo Jag – ‘Digital Manipulation’ [Album Review]


