Destroid (Excision, Downlink and KJ Sawka) were scheduled to perform at Rochester's Main Street Armory this Thursday, Dec. 5, until it was mysteriously cancelled. Apparently, the artists weren't informed about the reasoning. Mike Marshall, of MNM Presents, took the reins and the event has now been moved to Buffalo's very own Town Ballroom.

The artists voiced their irritation via the realm.

The promoters in Rochester have cancelled Thursday's show. No one knows why or why they didn't bother to tell us. This is complete BS
— Excision (@Excision) December 4, 2013

We'll all be flying to there along with our 10 person crew.Full Sound and Lighting rig will be there. Hopefully we can figure something out.
— Excision (@Excision) December 4, 2013

Thanks to Marshall, their resilience did not go unappreciated, and fans now may only have to take a quick Metro ride or cab downtown for the show. Rochester folks will have to make the trip.

All tickets (which were $35 online) for the Rochester event will be refunded. Flavorus Fan Club tickets will be refunded the difference and can be used at the show. Tickets purchased through other means (ie. the box office) will be refunded at some point, but a new ticket must be purchased for the Ballroom event; cover is now $20.

 

Sinking stages, unicorn men in speedos, everything quesadillas, rage sticks, freefalls, broken lawn chairs... if you were at this year's Camp Bisco, you would understand why it's taken me a week to get this video up. Whether you're a basshead that's only interested in DJ's, or an old school Biscuits fan like myself, chances are you had a pretty fun time. Props to MCP Presents for soldiering through some tough technical difficulties to make sure we saw some music on Saturday. I also have to thank the PR girls for being nice to me even when I was shooting where I wasn't supposed to. Check out the video recap below, and stay tuned for more! Music courtesy of The Manhattan Project, who played an awesome set in the label tent on Thursday.