Noise-mongers the Melvins made it onto late-night television earlier this week, but not in front of a studio crowd. Instead, Last Call with Carson Daly presented a couple of powerful performances from the metal greats as captured at a recent show at Los Angeles' Troubadour. As you might expect, it's pretty awesome.
Down below, you'll find performances of Hold It In number "The Bride of Crankenstein," a sludgetastic slice of what the band have been cooking up together these days. Also screened was a monstrous run-through of The Bride Screamed Murder's "The Water Glass," featuring excessively twisted drill sergeant chants and a plethora of military beats.
You'll see mystic robe-sporting leader King Buzzo and the rest of the Melvins annihilating the crowd down below.
Down below, you'll find performances of Hold It In number "The Bride of Crankenstein," a sludgetastic slice of what the band have been cooking up together these days. Also screened was a monstrous run-through of The Bride Screamed Murder's "The Water Glass," featuring excessively twisted drill sergeant chants and a plethora of military beats.
You'll see mystic robe-sporting leader King Buzzo and the rest of the Melvins annihilating the crowd down below.
