Moshing is an art form. Like the heavy metal music it was intended to accompany, it’s a brutal, punishing art form, one built on the deliberate collision of bodies and the sweat, blood and bruises of ...

I’ve seen signs at metal shows telling concert goers that moshing isn’t permitted before; it’s always at some ultra-corporate venue that probably wasn’t ideal for a metal show in the first place (e.g.

An influential metal blogger has come out as anti-moshing. But it spoils all shows says our man at the front for the Cribs It's a situation we can all relate to: your favourite band take to the stage, ...

For decades, Columbia has been a hub for counterculture, including punk and metal bands. And with a vibrant underground hardcore scene, comes moshing. Moshing, according to the Oxford English ...

In order to practice social distancing when concerts return, you may not be allowed to participate in a couple of live music’s timeless traditions: crowd surfing and moshing. Those are among the ...

As far as our scene as a whole is concerned, moshing is embedded into our culture. For many of us, push pits, circle pits, slam dancing and more are just second nature when we go to a show. But why?