May has came in with a bang. Anit-flags drummer Pat Thetic was there at the beginning and we caught up with him to chat Peace or Protest. Vandala went Inside the […]
May 02, 2015 I Mother Earth At The Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto, ON Photos By Gideon Greenbaum-Shinder GGS PHOTOGRAPHY Review Coming in May Edition of Vandala Magazine
Hey – remember Callum Beckford?, the guy I wrote about last summer? Music fans, rejoice! He’s still doing things. This summer, he’…
The air was electric as the hour approached, people born in the 40’s through to the 90’s all riled by the same thrill of anticipation. Yes, it is a new line up again, with one soul remaining from the original 1977 line up…
Mastodon, Clutch, Big Business @ Edmonton Expo April 19th, 2015 Photo Credit – Dana Zuk Photography BOOK YOUR PHOTO SHOOT TODAY at http://www.danazukphotography.com/
Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids were initially formed in 1989. It took six years before they landed their first big taste of success, both with their fantastic cover of The Eurythmatics’ ‘Sweet Dreams’ and as opening act on the infamous Nine Inch Nails ‘Self Destruct’ tour.
We’re just starting March and I’ve already been to more than twenty concerts. Such is the life of the tired jaded music critic. Night after night in dive bars drinking piss beer and wondering if it’s all really worth it. It’s oftentimes
Battlecross have started to carve out their own spot in the scene as a sort of ‘gateway band’. Sure they’re no Metallica, but when it comes to group ushering fans into the world of death metal it seems that there is no better option than Battlecross. These guys have a decidedly accessible sound that’s a lot less alienating than the music of many of their peers.
To be perfectly honest, before last night I didn’t know all that much about Clutch. Sure I heard Earth Rocker and thought it was pretty good, but I had no clue they were big enough to have multiple techs, and a merch guy as well as huge backdrop. There was a sense of…not necessarily extravagance, but certainly something like it,
I’ve been having a hard time lately. School has been getting intense, past demons are catching up to me, and I have to, God forbid, see my family in a few weeks. Yet when the ghosts of the past start to find you, you need something that cleanses, something that allows you to stand up and shout, finding your own way forward through the darkness, the thorns in the side of anybody and everybody sent to this cursed world of ours. For me, it seems that the way forward was provided by means of a modern day legend, Whitechapel.
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