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Welcome, come to a show! Below is a list of shows going on in and around Southwest PA.

10-15 The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, Pittsburgh @Club Cafe
10-16 The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, night 2, Pittsburgh @Club Cafe
10-17 Days N Daze, Bridge City Sinners, Apes of State, Crazy and the Brains, Pittsburgh @Spirit
10-23 Slapshot, Sheer Terror, Next Step Up, Iron Price, Skullcrack, Frederick MD @Cafe 611
10-23 Punktober Fest, Hagard Wulf, Rutabaga Suicide, Defiant Blood, All the Damn Vampires, The Homisides, Cumberland MD @Dig Deep Brewing Co
10-27 Mephiskapheles, Children of October, Boiled Denim, Pittsburgh @Ormsby Ave Cafe
10-31 GAG, Heavy Discipline, Necroheads, Pittsburgh @Collision
10-31 Sheer Terror, Submachine, Pittsburgh @Rock Room
11-9 The Slackers, Fubar, Inco Fido, Pittsburgh @the Crafthouse
11-9 Bad Religion, Alkaline Trio, Pittsburgh @Stage AE
11-11Dying Fetus, Terror, Pittsburgh@Spirit
11-13 Fubar, Inco Fido, Sneaky Heat Missiles, The Biscuits, Greensburg @Green Beacon Gallery
11-14 Enforced, Steel Nation, Settle for Nothing, Vulgar Royalty, Morgantown WV @123 Pleasant Street
11-19, Municipal Waste, Crowbar, Skeletal Remains, Dead Heat, Pittsburgh @Spirit
11-20 Anti-Flag, Suicide Machines, Punchline, Bad Cop Bad Cop, Doll Skin, Swiss Army, Pittsburgh @Roxian Theater
11-20 VCTMS, Born A New, Gravebirth, Ire, Pittsburgh @Preserving Underground
11-21 Protomartyr, The Gotobeds, Pittsburgh @Club Cafe
11-26 Koffin Kats, Pittsburgh @Club Cafe
11-28 Exhorder, Take Offense, Extinction AD, Plague Years, Pittsburgh @Crafthouse
12-8 Blood Incantation, Primitive Man, Sissy Spacek, Jarhead Fertilizer, Pittsburgh @Funhouse Mr. Smalls
12-19 Bushido Code, Steel Nation, Age of Ruin, Fire in the Blood, Pittsburgh @Preserving Underground
1-5 Spotlights, Eternal Sleep, Pittsburgh @Preserving Hardcore
1-25 Fucked Up, David Comes to Life, Empath, Pittsburgh @Mr. Smalls
2-28 Meshuggah, Converge, Torche, Pittsburgh @Stage AE
3-13 Sepultura, Sacred Reich, Crowbar, Art of Shock, Pittsburgh @Thunderbird Cafe
3-13 Blitzkid, more, Pittsburgh @Preserving Underground
3-29 Circle Jerks, 7 Seconds, Negative Approach, Pittsburgh @Mr. Smalls
4-14 DRI, Truckstop, Pittsburgh @Preserving Underground

Monday, August 26, 2013

8-25 Skull Fest 5, Zero Boys, Nightbirds, Submachine, Wetbrain, Pittsburgh @Belvederes

Every year I try my hardest to go to as many of the Skull Fest shows as I possibly can. This year I had to work on Friday and Saturday so with only one show on Sunday, it was my only choice. I'm bummed I missed the mutant punk alleyway carnival, but at least my only Skull Fest option was a solid show.

Wetbrain - Hawaiian shirt hardcore punk band. I liked the singer's demeanor. He was super strange but fun to watch. Kind of like he didn't give a shit, but just strange. Good band. Members of Inmates and 9 Shocks Terror from Cleveland.

Submachine - The only Pittsburgh band of the night. Hardcore punk of the olde gaurde. They were really good too, and had the best fan reaction I've ever seen of them. Sometimes fast sometimes not, always a little bit mean.

Night Birds - This was their first time ever coming to Pittsburgh, and judging by the crowd's reaction I'd say they'll be back. They were really good, I can see this band playing This is Hardcore and getting good response. Hardcore punk in the vein of 7 Seconds. Not very screamy, and not very riffy. More on the punk side than on the metal side. I hope they come back to Pittsburgh because I'd really like to see them again. Their bass player was the best musician of the night, and the only musician who really stood out as being very good to me.

Zero Boys - They were part of the initial punk wave in the United States, starting up in '79 I think. So they've been playing their jams for a while. I really enjoyed the entire set except for one song. They sounded a lot like the Descendents or Agent Orange, and I think they covered a Descendants song (or was it an Adolescents song?). Either way, these old fucks ripped it up in very nice fashion. The one song I didn't like at all was a cover song, I can't remember who is the original artist on the track. The Machines maybe? Either way, the singer and the drummer switched places for this one and it was no good. The drummer can't move his head, or just refuses too. It was terrible watching him. But the entire set as a whole did not disappoint.

Hi's - the venue, turnout was most likely around 200 or 250, all the bands.

Low's - nothing

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