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Christmas is a time of joy, unconditional giving and when fellowship is celebrated but it is also a time of sadness and solitude for many. Somewhere in the midst of the commercialised clutter, the true meaning of Christmas seems to always take a backseat.
This season, four of Sri Lanka’s home grown talent – Stigmata, Hopeless Poet, Killfeed, Constellation – will present an evening of metal/rock music focusing on sharing with the musical community a concert of original unprecedented musical enjoyment and fellowship.
The concert is aptly titled ‘The Dying Winter Sleeps’, named after one of Stigmata’s songs featured in Hollow Dreams; the quintet and Sri Lanka’s debut Heavy Metal Concept Album released in 2003.
It is a song about finding hope amidst the chaos of existence, about discovering one’s potential to survive amidst life’s turbulences, the end of a dark chapter and season paving the way towards the dawn of spring. The song was featured on Delon Weerasinghe’s Gratian Award winning play Thicker Than Blood where Stigmata composed the soundtrack to the theatre production.