GWAR

Brooklyn Vegan — Vulvatron! / w/ GWAR at Riot Fest Chicago (top via FB, bottom by James Richards IV) GWAR played Riot Fest Chicago last weekend, with the return of Blothar (aka Mike Bishop, formerly Beefcake the Mighty) as vocalist who is leading... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by James Richards IV, words by Zach Pollack Jane's Addiction / GWAR fans / Title Fight Riot Fest Chicago is currently underway at Chicago's beautiful Humboldt Park. It kicked off on Friday (9/12) and that first day was plagued... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Ian Chainey GWAR at the Housecore Horror Fest in Austin, 2013 (more by Trent Maxwell) Style Weekly dug deeply into GWAR this week and for good reason: the band have had a year like few others. Certainly, the sad... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Ian Chainey GWAR at Housecore Horror Fest 2013 (more by Trent Maxwell) Following a successful GWAR-B-Q where the Oderus-less GWAR appeared up to snuff, the remaining Scumdogs have announced they're heading back out on the road after their Riot... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — By Ian Chainey GWAR-B-Q took place over the weekend, beginning with a special Viking memorial to former singer Dave "Oderus Urungus" Brockie. Jello Biafra and Randy Blythe paid their respects, with the latter snapping the pic of Oderus's gear set... more info

NME — Fans pay tribute to Dave Brockie at this year's GWAR B-Q more info

Brooklyn Vegan — By Ian Chainey At the Gates So, as Tomas Lindberg made clear at this year's MDF, this At the Gates thing is actually happening. At War With Reality, the melodeath band's first album since 1995's Slaughter of the Soul, is... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Ian Chainey GWAR and Tampa's Cigar City Brewing have brewed up a batch of beer, called "Killsner," for the upcoming GWAR-B-Q which happens on August 16 at Hadad Lake, VA. According to Cigar City, Killsner is "a light, crushable pale ale... more info

Metalsucks — Can you imagine an Oderus-less GWAR? The post GWAR Plotting Tour, New Music appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

NME — All four bands are known for disguising their faces on stage more info