Belfast Metal

A short documentary about the Metal music scene in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Credits:
Idea and structure - Andrew Burns
Direction and Editing - Andrew Burns and John Thompson
Camera - Andrew Burns and John Thompson
Interviewees (In order of appearance)
Phill Hendry
Thomas McShane
Chris Wilson
John Allen
Chris Craig
Special thanks go to Honey For Christ, Darkest Era and Rebels By Nature.

[@angels77100]

Well the Belfast metal scene has always (and still does) blown the Derry metal scene away. Derry is a joke now. These guys are right when they talk about metal being escapism, but it's also like a bond. When you see another metalhead you recognise him as a brother. There's no divisions or sectarism in metal.

[@GalwayChick]

very nice

[@GalwayChick]

nice stuff

[@Andyimmortal]

@mightytrustcrusher Some of the people weren't exactly articulate? Snobbery does not belong in metal.

[@Andyimmortal]

Metal exists in Derry? @angels77100

[@Andyimmortal]

Handsome? Are you jokin'?

[@angels77100]

@Andyimmortal Nope. Never really did. Just shitty rock bands playing shitty mainstream rock covers or attempting their own crap versions of what they feel is American metal. The Irish metal scene is total joke. Always was. Derry as a City of Culture is an insult.

[@deadgirl82]

@Andyimmortal Snobbery does not belong ANYWHERE in music ;)
There is so much snobbery in punk-It's lethal for it & pisses me off

[@deadgirl82]

@angels77100 Which is exactly like punk