Concert review: The Melvins came to sacrifice San Antonio on the altar of sludge
Friday night at Paper Tiger, The Melvins delivered one of the best sets the Alamo City has experienced all year. The legendary punk-metal crossover group has existed in various iterations for over 40 years and is one of the key progenitors of the sludge-metal genre. It was preceded in the evening’s cavalcade of carnage by […]
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