22:09 - .starrk @Emols: you deserve an award for perseverance XD. @Mechanist: fair enough. I hoped to diffuse the situation, perhaps I did the opposite.
22:08 - MechanisT DUDE. Seriously. 7 bands named and you're acting as if no one responded. You got your names. Don't agree? Great, but named nonetheless.
22:06 - EMols86 Last comment: instead of thinking about my "Nu metal sucks" quote, try to think about if you simply named 5 great bands in the genre I would've been satisfied and the debate would be finished.
22:04 - MechanisT Lol. Having common sense isn't the trait of being a super hero, dude. So now you see why I did the same.
22:03 - EMols86 That being said however, the stuff that I've heard still sucks in my opinion. You think it doesn't, fine by me. I don't see why you'd get so defensive/aggressive about it anyway?
22:03 - .starrk @Mechanist: I'm not a superhero, I can't reprimand everyone for their comments. Yours resounded with me, so I responded.
22:01 - Cynic Metalhead *heard a loud convo outside the door and then saw a little sad and strange man vociferating about some nu-metal stuff* Well, who could be?
Over the years 'The Underworld' (as it has commonly come to be known within the local scene) has become the heart of the alternative music scene in England. Little is promoted about the history of the venue, although it dates back to the opening of the pub above (The World's End).
This really is the most active metal venue in London with the majority of underground metal bands choosing this as their preferred venue. Capacity of approximately 600.
It's hot and sweaty, it's filthy, it's terribly designed (has a great big pillar right in front of the stage) and it is also the most intimate and enjoyable venue in London.
There are also Indie and Hippie club nights on the weekends after the events, these are not worth attending.
