As property of valued staff on the worldwide mega conglomerate referred to as Decibel journal, we’re extremely enthusiastic about Steel & Beer Fest’s return to Denver this yr. Biased? Certain. However even past the fastidiously curated bands and brews lined up for our fourth rager within the Mile Excessive Metropolis, there’s one thing a bit of extra close to and expensive to this column’s coronary heart: There’s gonna be a variety of nerds there. Quite a lot of earlier participant characters are as a result of hit the stage on the Fillmore, together with Blood Incantation’s Jeff Barrett, Primitive Man’s Joe Linden and, most significantly for at the moment, the Crimson Chord’s Mike McKenzie. After almost 3 years away, the Kill Display screen arcade’s second-ever visitor has made his triumphant return, accompanied by the Crimson Chord’s bassist Greg Weeks, for some extremely foolish co-op motion.
It’s no secret that Decibel has been followers of those loss of life metallic Massholes for fairly a while. Purchasers, their licensed 10/10 album and Decibel Corridor of Fame inductee, has been tapped for a particular twentieth anniversary full album play after they hit the stage this December. Second solely to their crushing legacy, nevertheless, is the plain madness and attraction that this duo brings to any interview they conduct. Their basic run-ins with Steel Injection, their reassurances that they might truly follow earlier than their Philadelphia efficiency to our more and more fearful fairly curious editor-in-chief again in 2022 and now their antics together with your diligent co-nerds show that it doesn’t matter what the subject, they may truly ultimately speak about it. Come, sit down. It’s time as soon as once more to get the loss of life metallic duo to dick round for some time throughout firm time to inform us what’s on their thoughts.
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