Written by William Dibble The genre of technical metalcore is booming. Within the last five to ten years, numerous new bands have hit the scene, each bringing a bit of a different take on the genre. Forthteller’s EP, Nihilist, released on July 7th of this year. Relatively new to the scene, they brought out an... Continue Reading →
Interview with JT Woodruff of HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS at Warped Tour ’17
Rei: Hey, guys, Rei Haycraft here with Fuel The Scene Magazine. I've got JT Woodruff from Hawthorne Heights here at the Vans Warped Tour. How are you doing today? JT: I'm doing good. It's a wonderful day in Charlotte. No complaints. Rei: Everything just got started. When are you guys hitting the stage? JT: Eight-something.... Continue Reading →
Interview with Laila Kahn of SONIC BOOM SIX at Vans Warped Tour ’17
Rei: All right everybody, Rei Haycraft here with Fuel the Scene Magazine. I'm here with Laila from Sonic Boom Six at Vans Warped Tour in Charlotte, North Carolina. Here in the heat, the sweltering heat. How are you holding up so far? Laila: This, you know, right. I'm from a town called Manchester where... Continue Reading →
Barb Wire Dolls – Rub My Mind review
Review by William Dibble Punk rock has a long and storied tradition of political bands, messages, and stunts. The genre also has a long history of being a worldwide phenomenon, with punk bands springing up wherever rock music could be found. Barb Wire Dolls, from Greece, are no exception to those traditions. Founded in 2010,... Continue Reading →
Band of the Week #2: Annabel Lee
Our second Fuel The Scene Band Of The Week is hard-hitting Charlotte, NC-based Annabel Lee. Formed in 2010, Annabel Lee consists of Joshua Dean (vocals), Jim Hadeka (guitar), Chad Honeycutt (drums), and Jarred Allen (bass). Combining hardcore and djent sounds with brutal screams and melodic clean vocals, Annabel Lee is a band that will make... Continue Reading →
Band of the Week #1: Fable Cry
Our first Fuel The Scene Band of the Week is Fable Cry, theatrical scamp rock band from Nashville, TN. Fable Cry draws inspiration, both musically and poetically, from all things imaginative, mythical, and spooky. Since forming in 2010, Fable Cry is now a fuller, darker, and more mature band, allowing Jo Cleary (violin, vocals), Scott... Continue Reading →
