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Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Be grateful the Post acknowledges that DC has a metal scene at all. The Atlanta Urinal-Constipation hasn't acknowledged Atlanta's surprisingly strong* metal scene in years, if ever.
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* while it's always fashionable to diss the local scene, a surprising number of Atlanta-area bands have seen success in the metal realm, including Withered, Norma Jean, Becoming the Archetype, Daath, and of course Mastodon, Stuck Mojo and Sevendust.
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* while it's always fashionable to diss the local scene, a surprising number of Atlanta-area bands have seen success in the metal realm, including Withered, Norma Jean, Becoming the Archetype, Daath, and of course Mastodon, Stuck Mojo and Sevendust.
Palabra de Dios
Heavy Metal Weatherman
Kansas City/East Kansas has a decent scene as well, but not that much coverage from non-underground/non-free periodicals.
Diamond45
Terminate Bad Music
You mean the Washington Compost actually wrote something worth reading? *facepalm*
Hahaha! So I'm not the only one who calls it that?
Hahaha! So I'm not the only one who calls it that?
Actually, the Post has a writer that's doing some reasonable metal coverage now. There was a review of the new Blind Guardian in it on the 17th.
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Hahaha! So I'm not the only one who calls it that?
Heck no. It's probably THE most famous epithet for Atlanta's poor excuse for a big-city daily.
Case in point as to why it sucks (or sucked, when last I subscribed): The "Music Insider" column in the Lifestyle section, written by Sonia Murray, never covered anything but rap, R&B and hip-hop.
Ever.
Which kinda made its monicker just a little too all-encompassing considering the tight focus of the column.
Kez
pronounced Keez
...metal albums of 2010, according to The Washington Post. We're pretty excited about it.
Wow, Mike, that's an awesome little review there. I hope someone reads it and picks up a few copies from you. So glad the Post finally has a reviewer that pays attention to something other than pop and hip-hop/rap.
Now, about that OTHER band you're in............
