Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
My father told me the fjord in Acadia National Park was the only one in North America, but he may have meant the East Coast. Still, Maine resembles Norway much more than most parts of the country.
We have a thing called the "Deathfest" every year that people fly out to see because its so awesome. We get some pretty big bands, like Deicide last year. Held at our infamous underground store, aptly named "Metal Devastation". Metal's generally a big thing here.
I always assume when people say stuff like this and they aren't from the middle of nowhere that they just aren't in touch with the local scene. I mean, I live in Manitoba (same population as Maine spread out over an area like seven times bigger) and I have the option of going to at least two metal shows a month. If I went to every metal/hardcore/metalcore/etc. show I'd be going to a couple shows a week most weeks, and that's just local stuff. We have an annual metalfest, grindfest, arsonfest (hardcore) and bands from around the region (Canada/northern USA) come through all the time as well. I don't think our scene is that special, as we're hardly some global epicenter of metal.As far as I know the Maine metal scene is non-existant. Given the geography (only fjord in North America), one would think there would be some sort of black metal scene, but it's likely I'm the only metalhead within a 30-mile radius.
Lets see in this geographic area some of the band would be;
Dimmu Borgir
1349
Darkthrone
Nattefrost
Nocturnal Breed
Satyricon
Audiopain
D.H.G.
She Said Destroy
Madder Mortem
Turbonegro
bah too long list really....
go ahead and kick me in the face why don't you
Names?My area has some surprisingly good bands, two of which I've recently joined.
I know a people in my town that listen to metal, but no bands.As far as I know the Maine metal scene is non-existant. Given the geography (only fjord in North America), one would think there would be some sort of black metal scene, but it's likely I'm the only metalhead within a 30-mile radius.