PWV shlepped her ass to Anaheim to catch Vagrant Records’ favorite Canadians, Protest the Hero. I’ve seen these dudes live more times than I’ve tried absinthe, SO THAT’S A BUNCH! They’re always fun to be around and I recommend catching them if they’re...

Protest the Hero Protest the Hero Rody Walker Tim Millar Luke Hoskin Arif Mirabdolbaghi Moe Carlson They’ve been called one of the most forward thinking progressive metal bands around, and their new album Scurrilous only solidifies that statement.  I have yet to be let down...

Protest the Hero Protest the Hero vocalist/lyricist: Rody Walker guitarist: Tim Millar guitarist/pianist: Luke Hoskin bassist/lyricist: Arif Mirabdolbaghi drummer: Moe Carlson Scurrilous, Protest The Hero’s latest release hit the streets March 22nd, via Vagrant Records. ...

While they are actively seeking a new vocalist, the current members of The Fortune Teller are: Robert Platz – drums Julian Rodriguez – guitar Sean Hall – guitar Alec Stanczyk – bass The Fortune Teller’s MySpace Their debut EP, Beyond The Mirage,...

So I just discovered something awesome: The World Beard and Mustache Championship!!! Franz "Schani" Mitterhauser I found out through a blog recently posted on Vagrant Records’ MySpace: PROTEST THE HERO MEMBER GOING TO ALASKA TO COMPETE IN THE WORLD BEARD &...

Protest the Hero = A bunch of weird Canadians that get together, scream and bang on stuff, and we pay to see/hear them do it. Yup. Pretty much sums it up… except that I think they are ridiculously talented and their albums are actually worth buying, which is more than I can...

My Top 10 Albums (in no particular order) Black Flag - Damaged (1981) Released on SST Records, Damaged is Black Flag’s first full-length release. In 2003, the album was ranked #340 on Rolling Stone Magazine’s list of 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. My personal favorite...

So last night was the Protest the Hero, Unearth, White Chapel, Gwen Stacy and Acacia Strain show at Bogart’s in Cincinnati. I’m not going to lie, when I arrived, Acacia Strain was playing, and then I left after Protest the Hero, so I didn’t catch all the bands...