Fear Factory had embarked on their “Fear Across America” tour and this short jaunt would find them bringing along Divine Heresy, After The Burial and 36 Crazyfists along for the ride. The show happened at Irving Plaza and we made sure to get there as early as possible to document the proceedings. Just click the bands logo below to be taken to our full article on the official PiercingMetal.com site.

I didn’t take any other “happenings” photos this evening but did snare a shot of the crowd going insane.

The Fear Factory Audience Approves

Fear Factory is a musical assault on the senses and one surely wants to be in the venue when they do a gig. The show would also feature the bands Soilwork, Darkane and Strapping Young Lad so my friends and I made sure to arrive in time to see everyone. With such a killer bill being available for us, how could we not. Photos and dialogue about the entire night can be enjoyed by clicking the bands logo below. Doing that will take you over to the main PiercingMetal.com website.

This was pretty cool when it came down to it and here is why. We were smack in the middle of what is called CMJ Week and that is when the CMJ (or College Music Journal) hosts its music marathon. The week is filled with rocking events by up and coming bands and lots of panels where industry experts can line out their wisdom to the eager musician or business study. There are also a lot of parties and we had the chance opportunity to be invited to one of them. It seemed as though Munsey Ricci, the master and commander of Skateboard Marketing, was hosting an event at the Don Hills nightclub and performing at this private by invite only event was none other than the mighty Fear Factory. The band was supporting their newest album “Transgression” and if you want to learn more and enjoy some photos just click the bands logo below to be taken to my article on the main PiercingMetal.com website.