"The Wrong Ian Watkins" is a very funny song. But I agree with Gandalf. Not metal, so no ta.

Would certainly watch Abbath.

I also wasn't a fan of the their last two records, but I would like to see them at Bloodstock.

Not my thing either, I'm afraid. Never got the whole 90s-Seattle thing.

That video is utter pants, but the track is actually pretty good. I would check them out if they were booked.

Enjoyed him last time; if we can do Behemoth again so soon, we can do King Diamond.

Didn't know them before, but I listened to the posted track and I have to say, it's right up my street. Would definitely watch them if booked.

I made the mistake of reading this post and playing the link to "Rot" before I went to work. I have come to the conclusion that this has been an elaborate trolling ploy to lodge a mediocre nu-metal parody of a Spice Girls song in my head for the rest of my working week, to my lasting detri...

To be fair, if I stopped listening to bands because I thought one or more of their members were knobheads I'd probably have about 3 bands left to listen to, if that. Wouldn't mind seeing them headlining the Sophie tbh, though how the amount of fire and pyro they use would go over in a large tent I ...

Absolutely.

Judas Priest
Slough Feg
Children of Bodom
Alestorm
Dark Tranquility
Moonspell
Amorphis

Anyone else up for a bit of proggy trad metal? Link to latest stuff below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8Cbut1eOYw

I think Bloodstock needs them.

Their back catalogue is pretty mixed. They are one of those bands I tend to honour for what they once did, rather than what they now are.

I object to them more than to their music, if that makes sense. Still, it is not for nothing that I refer to them as "Twatstain" and, if it be darkness they desire, then they will find plenty in their own lower intestines, where it seems to me their heads are firmly lodged.