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Title:	Death Angel at The Vogue
Date:	12/2/2025 (Tuesday)
Address:	6259 N College Ave, Indianapolis, IN, United States, Indiana 46220
Location:	Indianapolis, IN
Hours:	Tuesday, December 2, 2025 at 7:00PM EST
Cost/Cover:	See Details
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Death Angel with special guests Lions At The Gate, Misfire, and Vio-Lence at The Vogue in Indianapolis on Tuesday, December 2, 2025!

San Franciscos Death Angel are a product of the bustling Bay Area thrash metal scene of the 80s. Combining serious guitar crunch and speed with technical expertise, they create complex thrash filled with time changes and tricky arrangements, and are considered to be one of the big eight of the genre, alongside Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Testament, Exodus, and Overkill. Emerging in 1982, the group found underground success with their first two albums 1987s The Ultra-Violence and 1988s Frolic Through the Park before dipping their feet into the mainstream with their 1989 major-label debut Act III. They ceased operations in the early 90s, but re-formed in 2001 and continued to tour and record, releasing neck-snapping LPs like The Art of Dying(2004), The Dream Calls for Blood (2013), the Grammy-nominated Humanicide (2019), and the concert album Bastard Tracks (2021), with guitarist Rob Cavestany serving as the only constant member.

Death Angel werent just a band, they were family. Formed in the early 80s by cousins Mark Osegueda(vocals), Rob Cavestany (lead guitar), Gus Pepa (rhythm guitar), Dennis Pepa (bass), and Andy Galeon(drums), the group was also precocious; the bandmembers recorded their 1986 Kirk Hammett-produced Kill as One demo while still in their teens. In fact, drummer Galeon was only 14 when Death Angel issued their first album, 1987s astoundingly mature The Ultra-Violence on Enigma Records. The following years sophomore Frolic Through the Park offered a few slight refinements, most notably in the uncharacteristically humorous and accessible single Bored.

Signing with the Geffen Records hit factory the following year seemed like the next step toward certain stardom, and Death Angel left nothing to chance with their third album, 1990s su