Ep 7. Performance Klok

In Metalocalypse season 1 episode 7, titled "Performance Klok," the band members of Dethklok have to prepare for their biggest show yet - a performance at a music festival in Finland.

The episode begins with the band members waking up at their mansion after a night of partying. As they discuss their plans for the day, they realize that they have to get ready for the show in Finland. This includes packing their gear, finding their passports and getting to the airport on time.

However, their preparations are hindered when Toki, the band's rhythm guitarist, discovers a website that has been created to monitor Dethklok's every move. The website has information about the band members' personal lives, schedules, and their upcoming performance in Finland. This unnerves the band, and they start to worry about their safety.

Despite the website's threats, the band flies to Finland for the show. The episode then follows the members as they navigate through the music festival's chaos, including their dysfunctional set-up and dealing with unruly fans. Meanwhile, the members' personal issues, including estranged family members and feuds within the band, begin to boil over.

As the day progresses, tensions rise and the band members become increasingly agitated. Their preparations for the show are thrown into chaos when they struggle to find a replacement manager, deal with subpar equipment and technical difficulties.

With only hours until their performance, tensions escalate between the members. The tension leads to an explosive argument between Nathan and Skwisgaar, forcing the band to reconsider their relationship and their commitment to the band's success.

Despite the challenges, the band takes the stage and delivers a performance that impresses the audience and silences their critics. The episode ends with the band members celebrating their successful performance at the music festival.

Overall, "Performance Klok" is a fast-paced, thrilling episode that shows the band members' struggles to prepare for their biggest show yet. It highlights their personal relationships and how they deal with conflicts in the band, ultimately leading them to a successful performance that cements their status as one of the greatest metal bands in the world.