Photography by Hannah Lee Photography. The 3rd Annual Queen City Metalfest gathered eight of Charlotte, NC's top metal acts in solidarity under one roof at The Fillmore Underground. The festival boasted an incredible 600+ attendees, proving once and for all that the local music scene is not only thriving, but is producing bands, shows, and... Continue Reading →
Ded – Mis-An-Thrope review
Written by William Dibble Hardcore was founded as an unabashedly angry genre of music. It was a bunch of people getting together and screaming at their microphones, featuring bands like Hatebreed and Converge (depending on who you ask). Phoenix natives Ded launch a new album today, Mis-An-Thrope, and it is a solid belt notch on... Continue Reading →
Interview with Pat Thetic of Anti-Flag at Warped Tour ’17
Interview video by Rei Haycraft and Divus Moss. Photography by Kevin McGee Photography. Rei: Rei Haycraft here with Fuel the Scene Magazine, and I'm here with Pat from Anti-Flag. How are you doing today? Pat: Great. I'm hot, it's Warped Tour. We're in North Carolina, so it is always hot here. It's sunny, and hot,... Continue Reading →
Interview with Billy Hamilton of Silverstein at Warped Tour ’17
Rei: Alright, Warped Tour. Rei Haycraft with Silverstein. Billy: Hey, I'm Billy from Silverstein. I play the bass and yell sometimes. Make some sounds with my mouth. Rei: How has your Warped been thus far? Billy: Sufficiently warped. Yeah, you know, it's our seventh or eighth year on the tour. It's been very hot. I think... Continue Reading →
Codex Obscura – Miira review
Review written by William Dibble Art, by definition, is an intensely personal creation. It is a direct channel into the mind of its creator, and deathcore is no exception (we erroneously referred to Codex Obscura as death metal in a prior review). Miira is a self-recorded, self-mixed, self-produced album by one person, which makes its... Continue Reading →
Forthteller – Nihilist review
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 →
