When I first heard about a movie being made about Suicide Squad, I got fairly excited. I mean, what’s not to like about a movie that sees a ragtag team of villains teaming up to fight for a good cause? A superhero movie where the bad guys take the lead? It’s basically The Dirty Dozen set in the DC Universe. You have to admit that - at least on paper - it looked pretty good. And when that first trailer was released, it didn’t do anything to diminish that enthusiasm.
Did you know that pigeon racing was an event at the Olympics in 1900? It’s true. Anyway, this noble sport inspired a Belgian four-piece to name themselves The Priceduifkes. Roughly translated: the prize pigeons. This was about 10 years ago.
At this point in time, I think it’s fair to say that Dropkick Murphys is more than a band. They are a goddamn Boston institution.
Remember Tad? Sure you do. What you might not remember are the band’s early albums like “God’s Balls” (1989), “Salt Lick” (1990) and “8-Way Santa” (1991). That’s not your fault though.
For a while now, something has been brewing in the seedy underbelly of Belgium. That something’s name is Fleddy Melculy.
When Andrew Seward quit Against Me! three years ago, he figured that was it. Surely twelve years in a band was enough, right? But then he moved to St.
Can someone tell the guys in Guttermouth to knock it off already? First they don’t release anything in ten years, now they release two EP’s in five months’ time.
Featuring members who have previously spent time in bands like Deviate, Backfire, Length Of Time and Pro-Pain, Angel Crew is a band that comes with plenty of experience. And it shows.
For 25 years now, Australia’s Frenzal Rhomb has been blazing over dusty roads all over the globe. Always on to the next show, boozin’ and breaking limbs along the way.
Splitters’ debut album, “Last Time I Swear”, saw the light of day a couple of days ago via FtLP Records.
