Quote from: Mithrandir on December 05, 2024, 09:44:59 PMYeah the metal archives thing I meant in a more general sense, wouldn't be hard to find something controversial about impaled naz even without it :laugh:


I seen the other day that people are still trying to 'cancel' Dragonforce because the guitarists played in some shitty black metal band 30 years ago and had some questionable lyrics. The unwillingness to accept that people do dumb shit when they're younger that they grow out of is crazy. At this point I'm surprised people haven't picketed Abaddon  Incarnate gigs  :laugh:

Cancel Dragonforce? Now THAT I can get behind, bring it on snowflakes!
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Quote from: Mithrandir on December 05, 2024, 09:44:59 PMYeah the metal archives thing I meant in a more general sense, wouldn't be hard to find something controversial about impaled naz even without it :laugh:


I seen the other day that people are still trying to 'cancel' Dragonforce because the guitarists played in some shitty black metal band 30 years ago and had some questionable lyrics. The unwillingness to accept that people do dumb shit when they're younger that they grow out of is crazy. At this point I'm surprised people haven't picketed Abaddon  Incarnate gigs  :laugh:

The Dragonfoce thing has been around for about 10 years it first came up when people started throwing it at Kim Smelly due to her previous association with them after she decided to become an SJW.

I went in to Diocletian tonight in Melbourne. The venue was kept secret to prevent it being cancelled so Antifa put an alert on their Facebook page warning all non whites, trans and queers to avoid Richmond as there was a far right event being held. It was potentially unsafe for them to venture near the Nazi rally...

The first dude I see standing outside the venue as I arrive is an Asian lad in his early twenties with a Revenge t-shirt on :laugh: the gig, packed with people of all types as usual, was completely marred by good vibes, no violence or aggression, people drinking, chatting and watching bands. I really hope no trans people were beaten up or killed in the process. I didn't see any bloodshed by the time I left but you never know...

Such utter muppetry. It's actually funny as fuck at this stage  :laugh:

Didn't Destroyer 666 do secret gigs in the UK recently too?

Ah that is laughable. Yknow I've listened to Diocletian over the years and had no idea they were associated with anything one way or the other. Some folk are obviously working hard to keep something going to make themselves relevant, or am I wrong and there are actually metal gigs where non white or non binary people can't go? Like a Julius Malema gig in reverse?

Damon Bloodstorm did a recent video interview and mentioned about this show coming up. He said they know who is behind the cancellation attempts but didn't want to name him.

Did you see Cemetery Urn?


Haste seem to be the ones attracting the unwanted attention.

Quote from: mickO))) on February 15, 2025, 03:27:30 PMDamon Bloodstorm did a recent video interview and mentioned about this show coming up. He said they know who is behind the cancellation attempts but didn't want to name him.

Did you see Cemetery Urn?



No I got in late. Saw a bit of Heresiarch- not my cup of tea- and Diocletian- my cup of tea. I got in for free so it was grand missing most of the bands but I wouldn't have minded seeing one or two others.

These lads would rather spend their time shutting down small gigs of 50 to 100 people that are only going to go see Diocletian or whoever for the music than actually do a bit of good for their community, take the effort and time ye spent into cancelling a metal gig where the majority of the crowd are only there for the riffs and put that into homeless outreach or some other social endeavor

It is nothing but self- aggrandising (to their mates) nitwittery. Hysterical rubbish.

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Quote from: Eoin McLove on February 15, 2025, 02:06:25 PMI went in to Diocletian tonight in Melbourne. The venue was kept secret to prevent it being cancelled so Antifa put an alert on their Facebook page warning all non whites, trans and queers to avoid Richmond as there was a far right event being held. It was potentially unsafe for them to venture near the Nazi rally...

The first dude I see standing outside the venue as I arrive is an Asian lad in his early twenties with a Revenge t-shirt on :laugh: the gig, packed with people of all types as usual, was completely marred by good vibes, no violence or aggression, people drinking, chatting and watching bands. I really hope no trans people were beaten up or killed in the process. I didn't see any bloodshed by the time I left but you never know...

Such utter muppetry. It's actually funny as fuck at this stage  :laugh:

Seen that guy Brandon that put it on had done a radio interview about it on some local station over there and they had to remove it from their website due to complaints. Crazy stuff. Back to the underground  :abbath:

The place was jammed so maybe he knew what he was doing, but keeping the underground underground is alright by me  8)

It was moved to a bigger venue as well so no issue for them. Usual nonsense anyway.

Steelfest posted this last night  :laugh:  :laugh:

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