Zakk Wylde and his Black Label Society blasted into New York City on Monday night, performing the entire Sonic Brew album for a packed Bowery Ballroom. The album’s mix of thrashers and acoustic ballads created an odd rhythm unlike a usual BLS concert, but it’s not like the New York Chapter gave a shit – they sang along to every
For a joke band, five angry Ned Flanders pack a hell of a punch. That’s what everyone at the Debonair Music Hall in Teaneck, New Jersey, on Sunday, April 14, when Okilly Dokilly reeducated locals with equal parts Simpsons fandom and gut-crushing doom metal. The self-styled Heavy Nedal band first went viral over a year ago, and topped that just
Dani Filth and his evil ilk clobbered New York’s Irving Plaza on Thursday night, bringing a brutal lineup of bands and the blackest hearts of hatred with them. Cradle of Filth blasted their way through a dozen songs, including fan favorites like “Dusk & Her Embrace,” “Nymphetamine Fix,” and howling opener “Gilded C*nt,” leaving no eardrums unassaulted. Kicking off the
Wednesday 13 is currently touring the United States with Cradle of Filth, and they stopped into the Irving Plaza in New York City on April 4. All photos by Elliot Levin.
Raven Black stopped into Irving Plaza in New York City with Cradle of Filth on Thursday, April 4. All photos by Elliot Levin.
The 30-year career of Helloween reached a stunning climax Saturday night at the Hollywood Palladium, as former members Michael Kiske and Kai Hansen rejoined the band for a seven-man tour aptly named “Pumpkins United.” In what would have only been a Helloween fan’s wet dream just a couple of years ago, Kiske shared vocal duties with longtime frontman Andi Deris.
Classic rock fans welcomed a nightmare for the ages at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, California, Sunday evening when Alice Cooper‘s Paranormal Evening with Alice Cooper tour stormed into town with Bronx rocker Ace Frehley in tow. Los Angeles has no shortage of outdoor concert venues, but the Greek’s natural intimacy and forested surroundings gave the night a surreal, otherworldly
Slayer, Lamb of God, and Behemoth packed The Forum to capacity this past weekend, selling out every seat in the arena and filling the streets of Inglewood with black-clad, Satan-worshipping metalheads. A pair of scolding church protesters greeted fans arriving in the parking lots, but they could do nothing to spoil a lazy, sunny Saturday afternoon tailgate for the thousands
Superjoint tore the shit out of The Whiskey A Go Go on Thursday night with 16 songs of pure American hatred. Phillip Anselmo was his usual alpha male self, busting his band mates’ balls between songs and begging fans not to fight before shit-stirring the crowd with songs like “The Destruction of a Person” and “Everyone Hates Everyone.” A few new
Elliot Levin captures the action!
Zakk Wylde and his Black Label Society blasted into New York City on Monday night, performing the entire Sonic Brew album for a packed Bowery
For a joke band, five angry Ned Flanders pack a hell of a punch. That’s what everyone at the Debonair Music Hall in Teaneck, New
Dani Filth and his evil ilk clobbered New York’s Irving Plaza on Thursday night, bringing a brutal lineup of bands and the blackest hearts of
Wednesday 13 is currently touring the United States with Cradle of Filth, and they stopped into the Irving Plaza in New York City on April
Raven Black stopped into Irving Plaza in New York City with Cradle of Filth on Thursday, April 4. All photos by Elliot Levin.
The 30-year career of Helloween reached a stunning climax Saturday night at the Hollywood Palladium, as former members Michael Kiske and Kai Hansen rejoined the
Classic rock fans welcomed a nightmare for the ages at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, California, Sunday evening when Alice Cooper‘s Paranormal Evening with Alice
Slayer, Lamb of God, and Behemoth packed The Forum to capacity this past weekend, selling out every seat in the arena and filling the streets
Superjoint tore the shit out of The Whiskey A Go Go on Thursday night with 16 songs of pure American hatred. Phillip Anselmo was his
Elliot Levin captures the action!
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