Mobile Deathcamp (Beefcake the Mighty of GWAR), Crucifist, Abdicate & Avulsion

About Mobile Deathcamp:

Toledo, Ohio has quietly been the home of many really cool things…The Mud Hens, JEEP, and Jamie Farr (Klinger of M*A*S*H fame), to name a few. Enter the Glass City’s latest abomination, MOBILE DEATHCAMP!

A vicious three piece metal band, made up of Northwest Ohio, and Southeast Michigan musical journeymen.These three metal “war horses” have been rippin’ it up like this since the FIRST time this style was popular!

In their short, yet vibrant history (1st show - 1.23.08), they have shared the stage with such raging acts, the likes of; 3 Inches of Blood, The Red Chord, Skeletonwitch, Halo of Locusts, Green Jelly, Chimaira, Soilent Green, Mensrea, and Hatebreed.
Born to “do it”…MOBILE DEATHCAMP!

Band History Of Members:

Brian “Killer B” LaForge - Dethtoll/Hollow/Applewhite/Running With Scissors/Mobile Acid Party/Stohl’n

Scott “Cracker” MacEachern - Descendant/Spor/Wretched Vermin

Todd Evans - Mother Goose/Dethtoll/Porn Flakes/Lazy American Workers/Gwar

The Spinto Band, Oxford Collapse & Jon Moses

About The Spinto Band:

Taken from Best Week Ever:

I love the Spinto Band. I could go on writing about why they’re great, and toss out buzzwords like “warbly vocals” and “[ADJECTIVE]-pop” and “catchy catchiness catch catch” but I see no reason to analyze the happiness this band brings me with any sort of joy-diminishing detail. They’re a really fun band, they’re great live, and if you haven’t heard them before, then, well, do.

Their first full-length was undoubtedly my favorite record of 2005 (check out my old-ass Blogspot blog if you don’t believe me), and their new album, Moonwink, has been dominating my morning commutes the past two weeks. The tunes “Later On,” “Pumpkins & Paisley,” and the single “Summer Grof” are definite mix-worthy keepers, and the rest of the album plays at a breakneck, no-time-to-dwell-on-unhappiness pace that ensures your money’s worth for anyone who loves retardedly catchy, upbeat pop as much as I do. Which should be all of you.

By Dan Hopper

About Oxford Collapse:

Pitchfork:

[W]hile the OC mine the barren lands of Hoboken for archaeological evidence of their ancient heroes, the band have some new millennial fight in them… [They] are unstoppable, burning up imaginary stages, dominating 80s underground rock retrospectives, and owning the charts 23 years ago…there’s something refreshing about a band as stubborn as Oxford Collapse: sure to be hated on for a handful of abrasive, outmoded stylistic choices, they remain adamant and unswerving. That devotion shines through on this mostly wonderful record. (7.8, Sam Ubl)

Spin Magazine:

Three Brooklyn boys with perpetual nervousness launch the ’80s Amerindie revival: Michael Pace jams econo-lines onto his Gibson Marauder, Dan Fetherston sprays high-hats and cymbals over a mostly 4/4 gallop, and Adam Rizer proves once and for all that repeated listening to R.E.M.’s Reckoning is a good way to learn how to play bass. (B)

Coke Machine Glow:

[B]ands like Oxford Collapse dare to make the cool kids care again. Because they know it’s not really about whether you’re dancing or not. Really, who the hell listens to music to dance to it? And yes, the pricey coiffes will always be there at the shows, front and center, being all self-conscious and detached; but the Oxford Collapse is preaching to the kids on the edges of the crowd, and y’all need to listen up.

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