For those of you contemplating the best Christmas-bound band merch gift; your problems are solved! A 12% coupon awaits you! Though act fast, as it will expire December 12, 2011 at 7pm EST.
Head to the coupons section and enter code: XMASDEAL
To clarify, 12% of your entire order will be discounted; so if you buy $100 worth of merch, you get $12 off, instantly.
Merry Christmas :)
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Cambridge Metal Show
Cambridge Ontario (minutes away from Kitchener off the 401 East) will play host to the Disgust CD release party for their upcoming "Infinite Obliteration" album.
Some of Ontario's best metal bands have signed on; lineup as follows:
Disgust (headlining)
Horde of Worms
Serene Molestation
Left Hand Creation
Blastomycosis
Burning Caskets
The show will occur December 3rd, 2011; doors at 7pm.
If you arrive before 9pm, entry price is a mere $5! After 9pm, it's $10.
The show will occur at the 515 Concert Club: 39 Queen St E, Cambridge Ontario. (519) 700-0515
In anticipation of the show, you can buy the newest Disgust shirt from our retail shop!
More info: Facebook event page
Some of Ontario's best metal bands have signed on; lineup as follows:
Disgust (headlining)
Horde of Worms
Serene Molestation
Left Hand Creation
Blastomycosis
Burning Caskets
The show will occur December 3rd, 2011; doors at 7pm.
If you arrive before 9pm, entry price is a mere $5! After 9pm, it's $10.
The show will occur at the 515 Concert Club: 39 Queen St E, Cambridge Ontario. (519) 700-0515
In anticipation of the show, you can buy the newest Disgust shirt from our retail shop!
More info: Facebook event page
Thursday, July 1, 2010
HST in Ontario
Not impressed by the introduction of HST into Ontario.
We will NOT be raising our prices; we will be absorbing the added costs for our customers - which only means we can bring in less product to offset the loss.
Thanks, politicians. I at least hope they enjoy the bonuses they'll be giving themselves after gouging the rest of us.
We will NOT be raising our prices; we will be absorbing the added costs for our customers - which only means we can bring in less product to offset the loss.
Thanks, politicians. I at least hope they enjoy the bonuses they'll be giving themselves after gouging the rest of us.
Monday, May 31, 2010
R.I.P. Ronnie James Dio, Paul Gray, Gary Coleman & Dennis Hopper
If you ask me, there have been too many recent celebrity deaths. First, Ronnie James Dio and Paul Gray were pronounced dead last week. Now, both Gary Coleman and Dennis Hopper were pronounced dead over the weekend.
On May 16th, one of heavy metal's most loved and respected vocalists, Ronnie James Dio, passed away due to complications with stomach cancer. Dio was the lead singer of bands such as Elf, Rainbows, Heaven & Hell, and Dio. He was also the lead singer of Black Sabbath after Ozzy Osbourne was asked to leave the band in 1979. More importantly, Dio popularized the "devil horns" hand gesture; a symbol widely applied to heavy metal genres. R.I.P. Dio!
Last Monday, it was announced that Slipknot bass player, Paul Gray, was found dead in his hotel room. No word yet on the cause of death, as officials are still awaiting a toxicology report. Drugs were most likely a factor Gray's passing. Last week, Slipknot held a press conference with Gray's wife to provide an official statement on their loss, and to mourn the death of their friend. R.I.P Paul!
Gary Coleman suffered a brain hemorrhage last Wednesday at his home in Utah. After spending Thursday morning awake, Coleman slipped into unconsciousness as the day progressed. He was put on life support on Thursday, and removed from life support on Friday. He died peacefully and quickly surrounded by his wife and family. Maybe now he will finally find out what Willis was talking about for all of those years. R.I.P. Gary!
Dennis Hopper also died this weekend after complications resulting from his prostate cancer. For those who don't know, Dennis Hopper directed and starred in Easy Rider in 1969. Easy Rider's use of music, instead of dialogue, for storytelling was truly unique. If you haven't seen it, you're missing out. Although it might seem outdated now, the film's subject matter provides fantastic commentary on the counterculture phenomenon of the 1960s, and how it slowly came to an end when the 1970s began. R.I.P. Dennis!
It's been a rough year for influential musicians and celebrities!
On May 16th, one of heavy metal's most loved and respected vocalists, Ronnie James Dio, passed away due to complications with stomach cancer. Dio was the lead singer of bands such as Elf, Rainbows, Heaven & Hell, and Dio. He was also the lead singer of Black Sabbath after Ozzy Osbourne was asked to leave the band in 1979. More importantly, Dio popularized the "devil horns" hand gesture; a symbol widely applied to heavy metal genres. R.I.P. Dio!
Last Monday, it was announced that Slipknot bass player, Paul Gray, was found dead in his hotel room. No word yet on the cause of death, as officials are still awaiting a toxicology report. Drugs were most likely a factor Gray's passing. Last week, Slipknot held a press conference with Gray's wife to provide an official statement on their loss, and to mourn the death of their friend. R.I.P Paul!
Gary Coleman suffered a brain hemorrhage last Wednesday at his home in Utah. After spending Thursday morning awake, Coleman slipped into unconsciousness as the day progressed. He was put on life support on Thursday, and removed from life support on Friday. He died peacefully and quickly surrounded by his wife and family. Maybe now he will finally find out what Willis was talking about for all of those years. R.I.P. Gary!
Dennis Hopper also died this weekend after complications resulting from his prostate cancer. For those who don't know, Dennis Hopper directed and starred in Easy Rider in 1969. Easy Rider's use of music, instead of dialogue, for storytelling was truly unique. If you haven't seen it, you're missing out. Although it might seem outdated now, the film's subject matter provides fantastic commentary on the counterculture phenomenon of the 1960s, and how it slowly came to an end when the 1970s began. R.I.P. Dennis!
It's been a rough year for influential musicians and celebrities!
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