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Welcome to MetalVice. A podcast were we talk about all things music. Well, the things we care about. Which is primarily metal and live music.
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Episode #211
Even though it's in Chicago, and somewhat easy to get to, it’s been 5 years since our last Riot Fest. The big draw for us this year was without question Tool. We knew going in there would not be a lot of metal, but we expected a full day of good fun music. The weather though had other plans for us. Join us while we share our thoughts on this abridged one day experience.
Episode #210
It’s Labor Day weekend. Summer is officially over. But not without one last party. Our options were Kanye West at Soldier Field or Babymetal at Northerly Island. Yeah… the correct answer is easy to see. And hey, while we have technically seen Halestorm live, that wasn't a proper set. So getting to see them open for Babymetal was exciting. After all they are a big band that has been around for a long time. We are still kind of shocked we have never see a proper set. It was also our first time seeing Violent Vira. Sure, Northerly Island is not our favorite spot to go, but it sure as hell beats shoving nails through our ear and eye holes at Soldier Field. And besides…. METALI!!
Episode #209
Khemmis is back in Chicago. And they're playing our favorite venue, Thalia Hall! OK OK. It wasn't their headlining show. It was Monolord's show, technically. Going in knowing Monolord is a stoner doom metal band from Sweden we were definitely excited to see them for the first time, but it's our first time seeing Khemmis in a few years. This alone meant it was going to be a great show. The first opener, Earth Tongue, was just like Monolord, we knew nothing about them, but we were positive it was going to be good. Join us as we look back at this show several days after the fact.
Episode #208
Just because summer is starting to wind down and the festivals are starting to end, it does not mean the live music will. No, things are starting to pick back up. For us, August is often a slower month but at the end we kick off two shows in one week with DevilDriver and their Strike And Kill North America tour. The packed lineup included Upon A Burning Body, Ov Sulfur, and Cultus Black. This was a show we have been highly anticipating. Join us this week and see if it lived up to the hype we had in our heads.
Episode #207
More than 20 years later Brian tries to relive his youth by seeing his first band again, Mötley Crüe. This time however he managed to drag Karen along for the ride. Unlike Brian’s only Mötley Crüe show, The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins had supporting acts. Starting off the festivities we got Extreme and Tesla. Join the ride too and see if our first concert in over a month at one of our least favorite venues was worth the trip.
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