Metal For The Masses News

 
Georgia Bulletin
Carrollton Church Marks Golden Jubilee
Georgia Bulletin
Some are buried in the nearby parish cemetery, where flowers decorate metal grave markers; others have moved away. “I couldn't help thinking about my folks, my parents, and all the other people that have passed. You just had a feeling they were in that ...


 
Mega-work spurs strong reactions
The Desert Sun
That's the case with “Forever Marilyn,” the 26-foot-tall, metal homage to the late Hollywood star posted downtown for a year. No one with serious art credentials wants to talk about it. Not the Chicago Art Institute. Not the Warhol Museum in Pittsburg.

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Planet 13 Owner, Shawn Explains Why The World Needs Steel Panther
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Melbourne, Victoria (PRWEB) May 21, 2012 Since 2008, the 'global financial crisis' has reached all corners of the globe; economies are struggling and masses of workers are losing their jobs. The serious downturn of events has dampened the spirits of ...

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Deutsche Welle
Mercury recycling could save lives
Deutsche Welle
Mercury is a toxic heavy metal still used in masses of everyday products. Disposing of it, experts say, requires advanced technology - and it could save children's lives in develeoping countries. Young people in many emerging countries continue to risk ...


 
Five summer shows I won't miss…
Boston Herald (blog)
World's greatest metal band. If you take the band's show seriously, even for a second, it all falls apart. It doesn't border on ridiculous, it is ridiculous, and that's what's so glorious about it. Lights and smoke machines, leather pants and long ...

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Loudwire
Children Medieval Band Open for Rammstein at Colorado Concert
Loudwire
A few months ago, we introduced you to the talented tots in The Children Medieval Band, a sibling group with a passion for the German industrial metal band Rammstein. Busting out Rammstein cover tunes in their living room, the YouTube clips recorded by ...

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Maker Faire: Festival of invention and creativity returns to Bay Area
Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
It's mad science for the masses. A celebration of the do-it-yourself-mindset. A place where you go to play with robots, see a giant metal dragon breath fire, turn old computer parts into cool sculptures, and watch Coke chemically react with Mentos ...

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