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Garbage People, the new band made up of Brett Bamberger of Revocation, Jon Rice of Umbra Vitae, Ryan Parrish of City of Caterpillar, and Mike Paparo, T.J. Childers, and Joel Moore of Inter Arma, have released their debut single. It is called “Snout” and will be on their upcoming debut album. C...

Garbage People is a new metalpunk band with three members of Inter Arma, Revocation's bassist, Jon Rice (Umbra Vitae, Uncle Acid, ex-Job For A Cowboy) on drums, and Ryan Parrish (City of Caterpillar, Iron Reagan, ex-Darkest Hour) on electronics.

Richmond, Virginia’s Garbage People are a new metal outfit comprising guitarists T.J. Childers (Inter Arma) and Joel Moore (Inter Arma), bassist Brett Bamberger (Revocation), drummer Jon Rice (Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats, ex-Job For A Cowboy), vocalist Mike Paparo (Artificial Brain, Inter Arma), and Ryan Parrish (Iron Reagan). Today, they’ve shared a debut single, “Snout.” “We are going to tour, do live shows, put out recordings and continue being an actual band...

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Full of Hell have announced US and Canadian tour dates for this fall. END, Inter Arma, and Wake will be joining them on all dates. Full of Hell released their collaborative album with Primitive Man called Suffocating Hallucination earlier this year and released their EP Aurora Leaking From An Open...

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Back for its tenth edition, Chattanooga Film Festival is bringing the scares with 'We Might Hurt Each Other', 'Satan Loves You', and more.

It's hard to escape the feeling of being haunted in Richmond, Virginia.

Its hard to escape the feeling of being haunted in Richmond, Virginia.

Mike Paparo and Co. recently resumed touring following a 20-month freeze that obliterated a promising 2020 and likely delayed a new record until 2023