Another hot summer night at the Old Lady’s favorite house venue in Valdosta, Elder House. Another crammed lineup. Another stoked crowd.
It just doesn’t get much better than this.
Hot Barrel 45 got the ball rolling with originals that are intricate, both melodically and rhythmically, as well as heavy.
Artifacts threw some slamming hardcore at an in-your-face audience.
The host band, Hall of the Elders, was impeccable as always.
In Life’s Wake ground out some major metal.
Meridian, a hardcore band from New York, wrapped up the show just before midnight.
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Meridian’s lead singer gave a shout out to Reese, one of the Valdosta kids, who responded to a desperate Tweet and let the band crash at his place.
This is what the Old Lady really likes about this local metal scene: these people really care about each other, and take care of each other. The music may sound raw and mean, but there’s love in this scene, y’know what I mean?
Julie, my son is a musician living in Athens, Ga., and your blog reminded me of stories he has told me about staying at homes offered when he and his band plays out of state. He always offers his home as a place for visiting band members to stay… he has met many amazing friends over the years.