Last Tuesday, Skor and Azudemask took the stage in a haze of low light and heavy atmosphere. The crowd stood close, surrounded by deep bass lines and sharp verses that cut through the dark.
The visuals matched the sound — raw, moody, and unfiltered. Every frame held motion: shadows shifting, lights flickering, energy rising and collapsing again. It wasn’t a show built on spectacle, but on presence. On the tension between stillness and movement.
Photographing the night meant working with the darkness instead of against it — finding emotion in grain, rhythm in blur, and meaning in every fleeting expression.
