Friday, July 6th, 2012
We recently caught up with the Municipal Waste, 3 Inches of Blood, Black Tusk US Tour at Philly's Union Transfer venue where special guests Corrosion of Conformity also broke a off feature performance. We sat down with all of the guilty parties for video interviews that can be viewed in the YouTube players below. We also captured massive photo galleries of all four performances, so be sure to scope those as well.
All of the bands are supporting current releases, starting with headliners Municipal Waste, who just dropped their debut LP on ...
Tuesday, May 1st, 2012
Whitby, Ontario’s favorite sons of progressive metal, Protest the Hero, tore through Philadelphia’s Trocadero Theater with support from Periphery, Jeff Loomis Band, The Safety Fire, and Today I Caught the Plague, last week. Blow The Scene was there to capture the show in photos for your viewing pleasure.
Protest the Hero are currently supporting their third studio album, Scurrilous, which hit streets in March of 2011 on Vagrant Records in the US and Underground Operations in Canada. Despite the meaning behind ...
Monday, August 22nd, 2011
Last Wednesday, Aug 17th, Philly concert-goers were treated intimate performances by Toxic Holocaust, Krum Bums, and Holy Grail at The Kung Fu Necktie. Toxic Holocaust is currently touring in support of their latest LP, Conjure and Command, which hit streets July 19th via Relapse Records. Krum Bums are currently offering a streaming version their latest LP, Cut the Noise, available for purchase at Century Media Records. Holy Grail is riding the wave of the success of their debut LP on Prosthetic Records, Crisis In ...
Friday, November 12th, 2010
Legendary UK death metal act, Napalm Death, now with over 27 years active in the extreme music world, have just embarked on a full-European tour in support of their most recent LP, Time Waits For No Slave, released in 2009 on Century Media.
Napalm Death are joined by Yonker's own death metal veterans Immolation as they are supporting their latest full-length on Nuclear Blast, Majesty and Decay, which saw a Worldwide release this past March.
Rounding out the bill are Chicago's "murder music" practitioners Macabre with their trademark blend of death metal-influenced, folk, punk, thrash, nursery rhyme, black metal-esque ...
Thursday, July 8th, 2010
Larry West recently caught Iwresetledabearonce on tour with Otep as they stopped through The Blockley in Philadelphia, PA on June 26, 2010.
Harder and faster. Louder and ruder. Pushing the limits of taste and being more extreme than the next guy have been a recurrent theme in metal since the 80’s. A constant pissing contest amongst Heavy Metal bands to see who was heavier than the next. This sometimes resulted in astonishing achievements like Slayer’s Reign in Blood, but also gave way to interesting bands such as Faith No More who would bend anything and everything while challenging the stereotypical “metal” sound.
Then you have Iwresetledabearonce.
Reaction to this group of avant-garde “metal heads” has been everything ...
We recently caught up with the Municipal Waste, 3 Inches of Blood, Black Tusk US Tour at Philly's Union Transfer venue where special guests Corrosion of Conformity also broke a off feature performance. We sat down with all of the guilty parties for video interviews that can be viewed in the YouTube players below. We also captured massive photo galleries of all four performances, so be sure to scope those as well.
All of the bands are supporting current releases, starting with headliners Municipal Waste, who just dropped their debut LP on ...
Legendary UK death metal act, Napalm Death, now with over 27 years active in the extreme music world, have just embarked on a full-European tour in support of their most recent LP, Time Waits For No Slave, released in 2009 on Century Media.
Napalm Death are joined by Yonker's own death metal veterans 
Larry West recently caught Iwresetledabearonce on tour with Otep as they stopped through The Blockley in Philadelphia, PA on June 26, 2010.
Harder and faster. Louder and ruder. Pushing the limits of taste and being more extreme than the next guy have been a recurrent theme in metal since the 80’s. A constant pissing contest amongst Heavy Metal bands to see who was heavier than the next. This sometimes resulted in astonishing achievements like Slayer’s Reign in Blood, but also gave way to interesting bands such as Faith No More who would bend anything and everything while challenging the stereotypical “metal” sound.
Then you have Iwresetledabearonce.
Reaction to this group of avant-garde “metal heads” has been everything ...