Delilah Bon, 2000trees Festival LIVE REVIEW: There are moments in life where all we need is a chance to release. To let go of everything that is on our shoulders, and scream into the abyss with those in the same boat. Delilah Bon has carved out the perfect environment for such an exorcism of anger to take place, and based on the number of fists being raised in the air during this victorious unburdening at The Cave, it’s clear just how necessary it is. In the live arena, her brand of violent and visceral crossover hip-hop/metal feels utterly corrosive and incendiary, every proud call for equality all the more brash and every rattling bar even more slick and savage. It makes for an atmosphere that is beyond boiling point, everyone in attendance refusing to hold back in their own forms of expression, be that with tear-stained cheeks or nails digging into palms, reaching true fever pitch during unifying chants stretching from front to back of the tent that accompany a deafening ‘Dead Men ...