Downtown event explores Windsor's punk rock history
It was a wild era of freedom and exploration, when everyone was having a good time, but not everyone could sing.
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It was a wild era of freedom and exploration, when everyone was having a good time, but not everyone could sing.
It was a wild era of freedom and exploration, when everyone was having a good time, but not everyone could sing.
Concertgoers enjoyed the ultimate spooky szn treat on Wednesday, Oct. 18 — a lineup of heavy metal acts hellbent on giving Cincinnatians the scare of their lives (or at least of the season). On Wednesday, GWAR, Cancer Christ, X-Cops and Negative Approach took to the stage at Bogart's, wielding chainsaws, wearing outrageous costumes (at least one that included multiple penises) and performing a baptism with an alleged piss sprayer. Needless to say, it was a fun time for those who didn't mind getting hosed down with fake blood and other mysterious fluids.
For their Alternative Press cover story, Frank Iero connected with Scowl's Kat Moss and Malachi Greene. Read the interview.
Detroit hardcore legends on their reunion, rocky history and road to redemption