METALLIANCE NYC Tour Recap Wh Members Of DevilDriver, Dying Fetus, 3 Inches Of Blood, JFAC & More!

Last Wednesday, March 21, the second edition of the METALLIANCE Tour" took place at the Gramercy Theatre in New York City. The sold out show was headlined by DevilDriver, who were joined by 6 fantastic bands: - Dying Fetus - The Faceless - Job For A Cowboy - Impending Doom - 3 Inches Of Blood - Wretched During the show, the Horns Up Rocks EYE was on capturing the essence of this phenomenal night of Heavy Music. Our 7 minutes "METALLIANCE" recap, features Dez Fafara (DevilDriver, Coal Chamber), Trey Williams (Dying Fetus), Cam Pipes and Byron Stroud (3 Inches Of Blood), Jonny Devy (Job For A Cowboy), David Sittig (Impending Doom), and Adam Cody (Wretched). Check it out, and spread the word!

Broken Social Scene Presents: Kevin Drew - Lover's Spit (9:30 Club)

Live at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC (2007)

The Call of The Void [Short Film]

Shot on 16 Millimeter and 1080p. Best viewed: HD full screen, with good speakers or headphones. The Call of The Void is about the puling feeling you feel when you're at the edge of a tall height. Or that sucking feeling created by approaching train as you stand on the edge of the platform. L'Appel Du Vide as it's called in french. The feeling of vertigo and impulse. Based off of Edgar Allan Poe's text "The Imp of the Perverse" Music: "Moya" by Godspeed! You Black Emperor Staring: Martin Pfefferkorn Matthew Santagata Shot in Burlington, Vermont, New York City, and Connecticut. Thank you for watching, I'm sorry if it's too long.

SPECIAL EVENT :: TYGA CARELESS WORLD TOUR OFFICIAL CONCERT AFTER PARTY

Not long ago - Tyga (born Michael Stevenson) was just another kid from the hood struggling to rise above the negativity that surrounded him. Born and raised in the infamous Compton, CA armed with nothing but an amateur mixtape and hunger, he built solid local buzz through impressive live shows and an online hustle. Still, a kid with lofty dreams wondered if he'd ever catch that "big break". Then one day a conversation at a popular LA sneaker store changed everything. In the aisle of Flight Club LA he and Travis McCoy from Gym Class Heroes had a debate that switched from ranking the greatest Jordans ever to the greatest rappers. "We started talking about music and I got enough courage to give him my little mixtape" Tyga says. "He was telling me all this stuff he was doing with his band and I thought he was just lying to seem cool. Then one day I saw him on MTV, then I started hitting him up on AIM non stop!" he says with a chuckle. "Next thing you know I'm on tour with him go! ing all over the world. It was crazy." Travis relates "I can see myself at his age whenever I watch him perform. It's an innocence and a sense of urgency a lot of artists today lack and it's an honor for me to welcome him to the inner circle". Travis signed Tyga to his Bat Squad Records imprint. A bond had been made indeed. Tyga soon became an unofficial part of Gym Class Hero's crew and his undeniable presence would be felt at various events, appearances and shows. People began to wonder "who is this ...

Young Outlawz - Changin Like The Weather