Yes, you think, what has the world come to?Have we had the Viagara Boys yet? I actually rather like them but I hate their name.
Yes, you think, what has the world come to?Have we had the Viagara Boys yet? I actually rather like them but I hate their name.
Yes, I had some inkling they were, despite having not knowingly seen them play.some of their lyrics are downright nasty imho.
The main inspiration for this thread!Have we had the Viagara Boys yet? I actually rather like them but I hate their name.
Tonight I shall be mainly attending a cancer bats gig in the fleece BristolThe metal scene notoriously has many grim band names and tracks. I have albums by amongst others Cancer Bats, Rammstein and Zyklon and one or two others on this list
100 best death metal bands - the ultimate list and then some! - Soliloquium
What are the best death metal bands? No need to ask that question anymore - here's a ridicilously long list of my favorites, old and new!deathdoom.com
I saw these guys at the weekend (they are called bdrrmm) and they were actually great. Their recorded output isn't much cop, but defo see them live if you get the chance.There's a band around atm called something like Smelly Bedroom which I have no plans to listen to,
Decent, honest, heavy band. Enjoy.Tonight I shall be mainly attending a cancer bats gig in the fleece Bristol
I am wearing crocs and have no idea
I’ve got some ear plugs off the bar staffDecent, honest, heavy band. Enjoy.
I think I've Got Foetus On My Breath was possibly their most offensive version of the name.I've not listened to them yet, but the name of Scraping Foetus Off The Wheel may cause some to not give them the chance.
I think I've Got Foetus On My Breath was possibly their most offensive version of the name.
Scariest moshpit (at a small/medium sized gig) I've ever been in
Jesus, I can't imagine wearing crocs to a gig. Like, I'm not a crocs-wearer anyway, but surely a gig is an environment where you want some very waterproof footwear? Did you make it through the night without either a) having any beer spilled on your feet and b) treading in any piss?I’ve got some ear plugs off the bar staff
I’m the 50 year old wearing crocs and no black or purple clothes
What a night !!!
Solid contender for best industrial act ever, imo, although I never got to see them live.I think I've Got Foetus On My Breath was possibly their most offensive version of the name.
Scariest moshpit (at a small/medium sized gig) I've ever been in
Solid contender for best industrial act ever, imo, although I never got to see them live.
If you were cool enough you could wear anything you like to a gig and not give a thought to what anyone else thinks.Jesus, I can't imagine wearing crocs to a gig. Like, I'm not a crocs-wearer anyway, but surely a gig is an environment where you want some very waterproof footwear? Did you make it through the night without either a) having any beer spilled on your feet and b) treading in any piss?
Solid contender for best industrial act ever, imo, although I never got to see them live.
Is it possible to be so cool you don't give a thought to having your toes soaking in beer and/or piss, though?If you were cool enough you could wear anything you like to a gig and not give a thought to what anyone else thinks.
Apparently they've split up, so we'll never get to see them now.I wanted to see them as well, but someone I was talking to yesterday told me that they'd cancelled their tour cos of getting covid, so the odds are I probably won't see them either. (ETA: although having now checked, can't see any mention of it being cancelled on their fb or insta, so who knows?)
Do people outside of Sheffield care about Richard Hawley? I sort of think of him as one of those things that's hard to escape when you're in Sheffield, like the incredibly shit art of Pete McKee, but which no-one north of Barnsley or south of Chesterfield ever needs to think about.Snapped Ankles.
I think I heard them once and they were okay. Just an instant mental image that I could really do without.
And just cos he was mentioned earlier in the thread, am I the only one who finds Richard Hawley's appeal absolutely baffling? No hate - he seems like a nice bloke. Just don't get it. Sort of Val Doonican for indie types.
I assure you, most of us think Hawley is an irritating prick tooDo people outside of Sheffield care about Richard Hawley? I sort of think of him as one of those things that's hard to escape when you're in Sheffield, like the incredibly shit art of Pete McKee, but which no-one north of Barnsley or south of Chesterfield ever needs to think about.
Oh yeah, I carefully avoided saying that people in Sheffield like Hawley, it's just that he ends up registering on your consciousness when you're there, whereas in the rest of the world it's much easier to go about your day without having any thoughts about Hawley whatsoever.I assure you, most of us think Hawley is an irritating prick too
Do people really worry that much about what they google or are you just joking?Listened to the Communal Living EP by the late-2000s band Sex/Vid today. Not a band I refuse to listen to because their name is awful, but a band who for a long time I never tried looking up their music because they seemed potentially tricky to google.
Luckily they're a hardcore band, so I found by searching "sex vid hardcore" I was able to eliminate all irrelevant results.Do people really worry that much about what they google or are you just joking?
Did you have to narrow things down with +straightedging?Luckily they're a hardcore band, so I found by searching "sex vid hardcore" I was able to eliminate all irrelevant results.