Hope to see a bunch of you at the Disgust CD release party this Saturday; December 3rd, 2011.
Not only will Disgust be offering their new full-length, Infinite Obliteration, but you will also witness some of Ontario's heaviest and brutal metal bands.
Complete lineup:
Disgust
Horde of Worms
Serene Molestation
Left Hand Creation
Blastomycosis
Burning Caskets
See you there!
Show up before 9pm and get in for only $5; after 9pm, entry is $10
515 Concert Club
39 Queen St East
Cambridge, Ontario
Friday, December 2, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
Walking Dead Mid-Season Finale
I seen the mid-season finale for the Walking Dead TV show a few hours ago.
[spoiler ahead]
It was quite surprising to see the zombie, or "walker" influx toward the last few moments.. and even more surprising to see Sophia arise as the last of the dead from the barn, even after reading spoilers before the episode aired (I'm a huge Walking Dead nut, what can I say.)
[end spoiler]
I'm quite pleased with the mid-season finale! Although I'm not surprised, I don't understand the repeated gripes that plague the show's Facebook. Clearly, season 2 was not as thrilling as season 1; but ultimately, what draws most people to the Walking Dead TV show is not gore and zombies; it's the storyline along with something that seems so sci-fi, yet moderately (if not completely) plausible in our day and age.
I've introduced the series to a number of people, none of whom are 'horror' or 'zombie' fans - whom now love it just as much as I do. Of course, if it were all gore and zombies, they'd likely like it just as much, because the aesthetics are incredible; but, if season 3 is close to strictly zombies, as the trailers state, that will be the new complaint: 'too much zombies, not enough storyline.'
In my opinion, they should stick to the formula they've already got going, and add in a decent mix of a bit more walkers, just to please those of us that grave the gore.
TV-wise, there's never been this much good shows to choose from in the horror genre!
In order of preference:
The Walking Dead
American Horror Story
Dexter (Showtime)
Not yet seen, but based on the trailers, I will be definitely watching:
Bag of Bones (previously a novel by Stephen King, so no doubt the show will be good!)
True Blood (HBO)
[spoiler ahead]
It was quite surprising to see the zombie, or "walker" influx toward the last few moments.. and even more surprising to see Sophia arise as the last of the dead from the barn, even after reading spoilers before the episode aired (I'm a huge Walking Dead nut, what can I say.)
[end spoiler]
I'm quite pleased with the mid-season finale! Although I'm not surprised, I don't understand the repeated gripes that plague the show's Facebook. Clearly, season 2 was not as thrilling as season 1; but ultimately, what draws most people to the Walking Dead TV show is not gore and zombies; it's the storyline along with something that seems so sci-fi, yet moderately (if not completely) plausible in our day and age.
I've introduced the series to a number of people, none of whom are 'horror' or 'zombie' fans - whom now love it just as much as I do. Of course, if it were all gore and zombies, they'd likely like it just as much, because the aesthetics are incredible; but, if season 3 is close to strictly zombies, as the trailers state, that will be the new complaint: 'too much zombies, not enough storyline.'
In my opinion, they should stick to the formula they've already got going, and add in a decent mix of a bit more walkers, just to please those of us that grave the gore.
TV-wise, there's never been this much good shows to choose from in the horror genre!
In order of preference:
The Walking Dead
American Horror Story
Dexter (Showtime)
Not yet seen, but based on the trailers, I will be definitely watching:
Bag of Bones (previously a novel by Stephen King, so no doubt the show will be good!)
True Blood (HBO)
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Christmas Comes Early
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 :)
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 :)
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
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