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gbhbl · 17 days
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Live Review: Evil Scarecrow with Struck/Down and Sons of Merrick at Leo's Red Lion, Gravesend (12/04/2024)
Everybodies favourite band with the word “Scarecrow” in their name, Evil Scarecrow are at Leo’s Red Lion, in Gravesend for the first time in over a decade. Joining them are returning sludge rockers, Sons of Merrick with their first gig in over 9 years, along with local Kent favourites and groove masters, Struck/Down. It’s quite a lineup, also proven by the Friday night extravaganza being sold…
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atomicwrongs · 4 years
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Question! Do u have any song recs for a mad scientist? I’ve made a wonderfully evil plague doctor for dnd and I’m tryna make them a playlist :3
Ooh, let me think - I’ve made playlists for two mad doctor/professor characters but I haven’t listened to either in a while so I’ll see if there are any suitable bangers:
Monster Town, Fret Street or Stipulation by Go! Child.
The Dismemberment Song by Blue Kid.
Injection, Under the Knife, Architects or Bullshit by Rise Against.
This Is the Moment, Alive or Alive (Reprise) from Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical.
Dangerous Tonight by Alice Cooper OR Death is Just a Feeling by Avantasia.
A Little Dental Music, Now (It’s Just the Gas), I Found a Hobby or Dentist! from Little Shop of Horrors.
Dead is the New Alive by Emilie Autumn.
Sophia by Venus de Milo.
Do It All the Time by I Don’t Know How But They Found Me.
Robototron, Crabulon or Hurricanado by Evil Scarecrow.
Lifetime Achievement Award or Touch-Tone Telephone by Lemon Demon.
Despite What You’ve Been Told by Two Gallants.
And probably more - I’ll add on if anything strikes me!
I also badly want to recommend a relevant Welsh song but... I can’t think of any that really bite here...
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netherstorms · 6 years
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If it involves Evil Scarecrow, you know its going to be ridiculous. 10/10 Production value. @evilscarecrowuk @nath_brudenell #evil #scarecrow #evilscarecrow #antartarctica #crabulon #robototron #music #livemusic #Leeds #brudenell #brudenellsocialclub #metal (at Brudenell Social Club) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo6cNG2BM3d/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1g8kqchyghwcp
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the-book-of-sims · 5 years
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Emily: Oh no, I can't... But you can have any of my other toys if you want!
Lucas: Why not Robotron?
Emily: Cuz Robototron is super special to me... He has to stay home with me.
Lucas: Why?
Emily: Because my big brother gave him to me, remember?
Lucas: But I'll take really good care of him! I won't let him get scratched or anything!
Emily: I'm sorry... I can't... I never get to see my big brother anymore... Sometimes when I miss him real bad, I hug Robototron super tight and feel better every time... He's my favorite toy in the universe!
Lucas: Well... We're dating now so you should share him. If you come to my house, you can hug him all the time and I can get to play with him!
Emily: Wait, why can't he stay here? You can play with Robototron at my house whenever you want! See? It's still fair!
Lucas: But I want him at my house! If you really love me, you would let me keep Robototron...
Emily: I do love you... But I'm keeping Robotron.
Lucas: Then we're breaking up!
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I am Robototron. I even joined in at one point.
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djtavy · 4 years
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EVIL SCARECROW – ROBOTOTRON!
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myremains · 5 years
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Evil Scarecrow - Chapter IV: Antartartica
Track List:
Skulls of Our Enemies
Red Riding Hood
Way to Die
The Magician
Hurricanado
Gus, Zag and the Turnip King
Polterghost
Cosmos Goth Moth Gong
The Ballad of Brother Pain
Antartarctica
I don’t even know where to start in explaining these guys. So Evil Scarecrow are a group of guys from Nottingham who came together in 2002 and in their own words they describe their music as “parody black metal”, it's a pretty good description because having seen them live was one of the most amazing experiences of my life for the humour alone let alone how good the tunes were. Their rise to fame really has come from 2014’s Galactic Hunt which featured the song “Robototron”, now this song in its original form was released in 2009 on Sixty-Six Minutes Past Six, when I attended Bloodstock 2012 I had no idea who they were nor were they even playing, but this song and it's dance absolutely dominated the whole weekend, it's like the heavy metal version of the Macarena.
I’ll start with “Hurricanado” as this single has been out for ages now and I’ve seen it performed live, it's an amazing and fits right into the themes of which the band are renowned for, aggressive track with a huge chorus which screams audience participation. I’ll pick up next with album opener “Skulls of our Enemies” which they performed at Hard Rock Hell in Birmingham, which is pretty much what you would expect from them, it's aggressive with a huge chorus which I can see being a big crowd participation segment during the live show and it's as morbid as ever. Theres even a fecking ballad, “The Ballad of Brother Pain” which I don’t know I feel they’ll use as a stage exit but it is a really beautiful song, a type of which I was not expecting which is quite catchy “Brother Pain, why did you go to Antartartica, The coldest place on earth is no place for a monk”. The beautiful part on record is how it lays straight off into the demonic and aggressive title track straight after “Antartartica”.  
All I can say now, is roll on Bloodstock Open Air 2019 where I will get to see these guys absolutely kick ass all over again with a whole barrage of new material. The key thing in their arsonal is that they’re consistent and they stick to a winning formula, and the beautiful part of that is the formula they have will allow them a lot of chances to experiment and mix things up. It’s going to be quite the career these guys have ahead of them.
[9/10]
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happymetalgeek · 5 years
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On a very chilly night in the back streets of Belfast metallers and rockers of all swathes huddled outside the iconic Voodoo, a bar that knows how to roll out tunes and a home to some fantastic metal and rock.
The pilgrimage began with the walk up the well worn stairs, along the landing and into the temple of metal on the first floor. And tonight, it was a very full congregation come to listen to not one, but two mighty titans of metal. Tonight, thanks to The Distortion Project and Voodoo, the great conclave would witness Northern Ireland’s own CURSED SUN who were going to whip up the gathering into a conflagration before the coming of EVIL SCARECROW, the greatest metal band to ever write a song about a robot. Probably.
CURSED SUN
  And as foretold CURSED SUN occupied the blessed stage and immediately proved why they should be the support act for tonight’s headliners. With “Breeding”, “Primordial” , and “Loyalty” Andrew Jones Cassidy and the CURSED SUNS ‘Beis’ blew away any cobwebs that might have been hanging around. The songs were rumbling out with the usual hard edged, riffed up thunderous metal storm that is only to be expected when Andrew, Jonny, Ciaran, Chris, and Steve unleash the swirling metal tempest. This was only hammered home with “Cataclysmic”, “The Seven”, and “Crawl Space”.
CURSED SUN were not holding back in any way and delivered an incredible set that rumbled the walls and floors only to hammer home “MDK 187”, and the final song “Replicant”. The beginning of the evening could not have been better, more energetic or more satisfying. CURSED SUN are a band to see live without a doubt.
EVIL SCARECROW
After a short recess to set everything up the time was ripe for EVIL SCARECROW to appear. The stage was almost filled to the brim with props and sets letting everyone know that they were in for one Hurricanado of a show. And with that on came Dr Rabid Hell, Brother Dimitri Pain, Kraven Morrdeth, Ringmaster Monty Blitzfist, and not quite Princess Luxury. They had to leave a large portion of their tour set due to the wonderful costs of crossing the Irish Sea but, as Jeff Wayne opined, still they came.
All dressed in their finest weirdness, this full of fun black metal band exploded onto stage with “Way to Die” and what a blast off it was. On into “Skulls Of Our Enemies” and “Morbid Witch” the incredible sound of EVIL SCARECROW showed everyone that they are consummate musicians first and foremost. There was no mistake, these lads from England held everyone entranced in a whirlwind of sensory metal unlike anything seen in Voodoo previously (or probably in the future) before doing the unthinkable. Dr Hell, in his inimitable way, announced “Dance Of The Cyclops” and called forth everyone to take part. So for the first, but far from the last time that night, a packed Voodoo full of metalheads clad in traditional leather, denim, spikes, patches, black t-shirts and everything in between, musical Vikings ready to mosh every wall down danced in the most Monty Pythonesque way leaving anyone watching dumbfounded. And lo! It was mightily entertaining. And without giving anyone much room to start thinking too much and have time to raise a finger and exclaim “Wait! What??” EVIL SCARECROW launched into “Robototron” – the greatest and most epic metal song ever created about a robot. Probably. Nah, scratch that ‘Probably’ and go for ‘Definitely’. And yes, they did it. Yup. Everyone, in splendid synchronicity, did the Robot dance. In time with the monstrous yet stunning EVIL SCARECROW Robot bullying the band on stage. It was such a bewilderingly beautiful sight. You might have even felt a tiny little welling up inside.
Then came “Blacken The Everything” before the introduction to the wonders of Brother Pain with an incredible display through the “The Ballad Of Brother Pain” when he had the opportunity for him to show off how well he could stand on his head. Dr Hell then split the crowd in half and led everyone in a side splitting rendition of “Cosmos Goth Moth Gong” as once again crowd participation, whilst not compulsory was mesmerizingly irresistible, as like a tennis volley each side took it in turns to roar each of the words of the song title, battling back and forth, faster and faster. The atmosphere couldn’t get any better.
The audience was then treated to an alter ego of Jen, the band’s manager, that of a noble character from one of the games millions played as they grew up. That of a Leprechaun ….. er, no sorry, that of Link. All in the name of Metal!! And it only added a smattering of ecstasy to “End Level Boss”. On they went into “Space Dementia” before the ultimate competition of sexy metal dancing as Dr Hell extolled a split room once again during “Red Riding Hood”. Brother Pain and Kaven Morrdeth had been embroiled in a bitter battle throughout the tour with the score being 6 to 7 wins in favour of Kraven. If Brother Pain won then Dublin would be the deciding gig. But, Lo! It was not to be as Kravens emissaries of black metal sexy dancing crushed the opposition of Brother Pains. The war was over.
But not the set. Out came the terrifying Crab to ensnare all in its claws during “Crabulon” and once more the room was overcome with EVIL SCARECROW madness. The mass of bodies, almost as one, stood askance arms raised in a lax cupped manner, hands formed into clamp like appendages before the strange mating dance of the crab was celebrated as they all moved from side to side. It was a fantastic uplifting way to finish the set. But as with most gigs there would be an encore. Dr Hell and his crew though could not be bothered leaving the stage and pretended to everyone that they had come back on. They hit a home run with “Polterghost” before everyone had to hold their arm in the air and spin round on the crescendo of “Hurricanado”.
What can be said about this night of comedic metal? CURSED SUN were superb as ever with their delivery and could have held their own as a headliner. But EVIL SCARECROW could not be topped by any means. This band is the full package without any doubt, even the lads of CURSED SUN fully joined in with abandon as EVIL SCARECROW delivered a pure Carlsberg of a show. Anyone who did not make it to the Antartartica tour should kick themselves with utter regret. They had everything – metal, costumes, a stage set of pure Blue Peter nostalgia, a set list of incredible songs, and the best attitude you could ever hope for from a legendary band. Not one person left without a great smile of satisfaction stretched from one ear to the other, filled to the brim of knowing they could say they had been at one of the greatest gigs Voodoo had ever hosted.
If you ever, and I mean EVER, get a chance to see Dr Hell and his Blue Peter metal colleagues you simply must make every effort to go. They made a huge number of new devoted fans on a cold night in Belfast. A night that will be discussed for a long time to come.
Review by Happy Metal Geek
Originally posted on Metal Planet Music
Photos by Steven Donnelly
GIG REVIEW: @EvilScarecrowUK Bring The Sexy Black Metal To Voodoo along with @cursedsunmetal @dpmetal @Voodoo_Belfast @dmepromotions ‏ On a very chilly night in the back streets of Belfast metallers and rockers of all swathes huddled outside the iconic Voodoo, a bar that knows how to roll out tunes and a home to some fantastic metal and rock.
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ustribunenews-blog · 6 years
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Catch Evil Scarecrow In Concert
Catch Evil Scarecrow In Concert
Catch Evil Scarecrow Live
Catch Evil Scarecrow in concert at one of the locations listed below.
With hits like Hurricanado, Robototron and Blacken the Everything Evil Scarecrow made an impact on the music scene.
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kezia-kawaii · 7 years
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why do the flash and robototron look like awful power rangers on the justice league posters?
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deadpoolsbanana · 7 years
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Robototron #evilscarecrowband
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Those bloody reprobates in @evilscarecrowuk after their headline show in the main room :D #vapourtrailphotography #evilscarecrow #rockcity #livemusic #livemusicphotography #rockmusic #bands #crabulon #robototron #jumphitdodgehit (at ROCK CITY)
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cybertunage · 9 years
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Evil Scarecrow - Robototron
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poetrycrooner-blog · 9 years
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The Robototron
The Robototron has seen you, scooping up fish and sorts from restaurant side streets. Is this the future? Mechanised grounding, as the recreational areas breed scarcity? Some will have this. Mountains of upturned impregnations, all fluff and guff, zoom eyes and circuits. I wish I was the flyer. Taking apart these machines, the monitor of their insides, specific wiring and indecency. The Robototron has seen you.
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the-book-of-sims · 5 years
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Lucas: Whoa... Cool robot! Where did you get it? Walmart? Target? I want one too! Emily: Aww, thanks! His name is Robototron. My big brother, Joey, gave it to me actually! Lucas: Oh... Does he know where to find it? Emily: Probably! I could ask him, but I won't get to see him until he marries Mary... He's in Israel right now! Cool, right? Lucas: That's nice. Emily: ...What's wrong, Lukie? You look upset? Lucas: Well, it's just... I really like that robot... Could I have him?
Emily: Oh...
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theshuffles · 9 years
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Evil Scarecrow - Robototron "I am Robototron Exo-skele-titanium I am cyborg-champion I am Robototron"
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