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NYCMetal.com Aims To Unify New York City Metal Scene

September 8, 2007

NYCMetal.com, a social network specifically for New York-centric heavy music creators and fans, has opened its doors to the public. The mission of NYCMetal.com is to be the singular authority for all things related to and affecting heavy music in New York City by creating an easily accessible database of information and entertainment that will unify the community of consumers, fans, and performers through articles on, and a directory of bands and local establishments, a calendar of upcoming relevant events, NYCMetal.com-sponsored shows, promotion of advertising between the participants, and a forum for direct conversation, among many other things.

To access NYCMetal.com, click here.

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