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Minnesota Metallers SI6KS Demonstrate What NOT To Do At A CD-Release Show

March 15, 2006

A hilarious video of the drummer from the Minnesota-based metal band SI6KS walking off stage during the group's CD-release show this past weekend after becoming fed up with the band's allegedly drunken guitarist's less-than-perfect playing has been posted online at YouTube.com.

A BLABBERMOUTH.NET reader by the name of Lance Vien sent the following summary of events leading up to (and including) the footage depicted in the video: "A local Minnesota metal band called SI6KS had their CD-release show this past weekend, and their guitar player got waaaaaay too wasted to play. It was frankly embarassing for everyone involved. After 20 minutes of this charade, the drummer finally said 'fuck this' and ended the set. Hilarity ensues. The bass player's reaction (need sound) was pretty good as well."

For an extensive discussion about this incident, visit this thread at MusicScene.org.

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