With 14 years of combined experience under our belt, We want to change the narrative of what questions bands, guitar techs, drums techs are being asked, tired of “new” content but not asking the questions the fans want to hear. We are Vulgar Society Media and our aim is to naturally progress ourselves within heavy metal media, covering photography, videography, podcasts and interviews, but for now, we would like to ask for the opportunity to attend your festival to build our portfolio to increase our chances of attending more live events and to have our name known within the metal community even more than our individual reputations have. In 2017, Adam, based in Northamptonshire, created Dimebag Rig Project and has accumulated over 18,000 followers, some of which are in headlining bands, road crew or close friends and family to Dimebag. In that time, Adam learned how to talk to the camera, interview and to edit videos and in Covid, used the app “cameo” to ask rock stars that knew Dimebag to share their story in a feature called “My favourite Dime story” to who he has guests such as Randy Blythe from Lamb of God, Kirk Windstein from Crowbar / Down and many more. But the one thing that Adam holds close to his heart is that he became friends with renowned photographer Mick Hutson, who taught and mentored Adam for several years before his untimely passing. In 2019, Harley, based in Birmingham, set up Black Label Society UK and has accumulated just under 8000 followers. In that time, Harley has also learned how to talk to the camera, edit videos and has been an adamant photographer before he set up the page by attending comic-con events. Earlier this year, after several conversations, Adam and Harley decided to combine their interests and created Vulgar Society Media. With Harley’s networking within the Black label society camp, we were granted photo passes to the recent Zakk Sabbath shows in Birmingham and London, which has been a great start to building our portfolio
With their online reputations and with 14 years of combined experience under their belt, Adam and Harley want to change the narrative on the kind of questions bands, guitar techs, drums techs are being asked. They are tired of watching, hearing and reading “new” content only to talk and they want to ask the questions the fans are hear, and as they are the go between for their favourite bands and the fans, Adam and Harley have discovered a nichè and want to explore where it can take them. When it comes to meeting artists, Adam and Harley are composed and professional, making the artists feel at ease opposed to being star struck to say the least. Please let us know how it would be possible to attend your event with press passes and any credentials you need from us.
