Formed in 2000 as a band heavily influenced by Choking Victim, Skarp quickly steered their ship into heavier, more turbulent waters, trading the ska elements for blast beats. Skarp’s savage brand of grinding mayhem will strike a chord with fans of crust, grind, hardcore and even some of the more virulent strains of metal.
Why not.
Thank you- your words are greatly appreciated. Reminds me that the hours of proofing and spending money on a hard copy zine is worthwhile. I wish, too- I think there are a lot of people out there who write, take pictures, and do all of that shit, just no one is interested in contributing to a general blog/ zine/ whatever. If you contributed art, I’d totally publish it, by the way.
what the hell
Clown mosh.
Never seen a flyer from the Rawn era before… and it happens to be this one. Huh.
All the other kids with the pumped up kicks you’d better zip, better zop, beep boopity bop.
I’m fucking dying.
These kinds of promoters pop up like weeds, but they never last for very long. Too much bad publicity gets around, and they have to find a new way to screw people over. In fact, promoters in general have a really high turnover. The only ones who have really stuck around for a while that I’ve seen (in MI) are Black Iris, Heart Like a Lion, Fusion, Ripped Heart, Take Action, and a few various people who don’t work under any agency name. Promoting is not terribly difficult to do properly, but to be GOOD at it… that’s another story. I’m very reluctantly getting into it, mostly due to being the only contact some bands have in the MI area. Weird.
