On est heureux de vous annoncer que dimanche le 25 Septembre nous tiendrons l'after party de la journée de projection métal du BLUE SUNSHINE!
Les projections sont 2 films culte dans le domaine du métal le premier présenter à 6:45pm est nul autre que
DREAM DECEIVERS: THE STORY OF JAMES VANCE vs. JUDAS PRIEST. Pour vous faire un résumé Judas Priest s'était faite accusé de mettre des messages subliminaux dans leurs chansons, causant le suicide de 2 jeunes fans. Le documentaire est un résumé du procès et témoignage! À VOIR
Le deuxième, présenté juste après est HEAVY METAL PICNIC + HEAVY METAL PARKING LOT! Du même réalisateur du Oh so classic Heavy Metal Parking Lot
Pour aller réserver vos place rendez-vous sur le site du BLUE SUNSHINE
September 12th 2011 a dense cloud of amazing smelling smoke will begin to form over Il Motore as the gods of party converge upon our fair city. WEEDEATER | BISON B.C. | SAVIOURS | FIGHT AMP will be be ripping your face off with the power of the mighty riff all night long!
I'll be dead center, front row, drunk, yelling at Bison to play this song:
Ce dimanche le 11 septembre au Salon Officiel: PRÉ-LANCEMENT DE L' ALBUM WORSHIP MUSIC DE ANTHRAX.
Après plus de 8 ans d'attentes, le groupe Anthrax nous revient avec un 10 ième album studio. Grâce à Mike Metal ( Mike Babins) de Chom.Fm nous avons la chance de pouvoir l'écouter dans le tapis au complet tous ensemble avant le lancement le 13 septembre. WORKSHIP ANTHRAX
First a quick disclaimer: I have a soft spot for grindcore and a general dislike for death metal.
The fine folks at Orchard Hill (Death) hooked a brother up with this show, which for me was a first at seeing and hearing all of these bands. Cephalic Carnage was boasted to me that they would nourish my grindcore needs and the show definitely did deliver. They songs were brutal and fast, and the stage presence of front man Lenzig Leal gave the band a great live feel. There were mumblings in the crowd about the current vs. past lineups and perhaps it did not meet the needs of grindheads who actually care about that shit, but I had a good time and have added Cephalic Carnage to my workout playlist.
Macabre, in short, was not for me, however was extremely popular amongst the rest of the crowd. Simply put it was just too cheesy for me. I'm not sure why, they meet plenty of criteria I love. They have overalls and a general southern hick attitude look (Les Claypool is my Jesus), they go into great detail to research and explain the brutal concepts for their songs (a similar approach is taken by my current grindcore band) and the style of metal is one I can generally at LEAST get into when heard live. So, even though I wasn't feeling it that July night, I will say that you should check them out as people who dig them, DIG them and I have a feeling that if I was to hear them again, I would slowly come around.
Finally, Exhumed (Please refer to my disclaimer about my dislike for Death Metal). I can sum up their set with a quote from that night by former Death manager Eric Grief, “Now THIS is fucking death metal!” Right you are Eric, right you are. These guys ripped my ears clean off, they were not only amazingly tight, but the riffs and vocals were solid and original, something that I find is generally lacking from death metal bands these days. The set was good enough to renew my faith in the genre and I suggest that aspiring death bands need not look further than Exhumed for an explanation on what a death metal should be.
All and all an awesome show. Here are some tunes to scope.
My plan was to spend the summer in Western Canada soaking up metal at every opportunity and provide Easterners with a snapshot of how things go down in the great plains and beautiful British Columbia. As expected I failed at gathering up copious amounts of metal for various reasons, however I feel that if is my duty to share what I did see that made my ears bleed. Enjoy.
