by Bram Teitelman | Oct 28, 2016 | News, That's Unfortunate
Usually when a festival gets abruptly cancelled, it’s because of weather, like when Houston Open Air had to cut short one of the days. However, for the Scottish black and death metal fest Caledonian Darkness, it ended for an entirely different reason...
by Alix Vallecillo | May 6, 2016 | Books, News, That's Unfortunate, Updates
Unless you’ve been incarcerated or have a job at a correctional facility, no one really thinks about what exactly it would entail for a book to be banned at a prison. Thinking about it for a second, it makes sense to keep a normative system regarding the type of...
by Bram Teitelman | May 2, 2016 | News, That's Unfortunate, Updates, Video
One of these days, we might be writing about Puddle of Mudd for their music. Actually, let’s get real – that’s probably not going to happen. Wes Scantlin, the increasingly unstable singer of the early 2000’s rock band, has been arrested once...
by Alix Vallecillo | Apr 18, 2016 | News, That's Unfortunate, Touring, Updates
A lot of things can go wrong when you’re on tour, like getting your van broken into in St. Louis, MO or getting your visa denied to get into Canada, but something we don’t hear much but can happen is suffering a house flood while gone. Scale The Summit is...
by Alix Vallecillo | Mar 17, 2016 | News, That's Unfortunate, Touring, Updates
Mötley Crüe did their definitive, absolute, conclusive and totally not-coming-back farewell tour last year, with their final show on December 31st in Los Angeles where Tommy Lee got stuck with his drum kit in mid-air and we believe some of you may be heartbroken about...
by Alix Vallecillo | Feb 22, 2016 | News, That's Unfortunate, Touring, Updates
We have talked about the dangers of touring in the past few weeks like the most recent incident with Cauldron, who were involved in a van accident after playing a show in Texas, leaving their guitarist hospitalized but in steady condition. But the dangers are not...