The Head Of Wargasm's Vocalist Was Pinned Down By Bouncers Below The Stage Latrine .

A photograph of Matlock shows enormous red imprints across his back and arms. The Security Industry Authority said a protest had been gotten. Scala has not reacted. Wargasm had given a live show at the Pentonville Road music scene as a feature of Facedown, which charges itself as "London's greatest stone evening." 

The band's web-based media post states they were getting together their unit when safety officers were "verbally forceful" to their female visit director, which prompted Matlock to "step in." The bouncers then, at that point, "hauled" him into the restrooms, "hammered his head against the latrine seat," and "held his head in the latrine bowl." 

Wargasm has condemned the security group's activities as a "totally exuberant and pointless utilization of power." The post expresses what happened was "profoundly surprising," and there has been no reaction from the scene about the issue. 

Wargasm no longer considers Scala a protected setting, "particularly for ladies" - the band's visit chief who is said to have been the underlying subject of "verbal hostility" from bouncers is female - and has required the security group to be sacked. An overflowing of help from fans has filled the band's online media takes care of, including from campaigners safegigs4women. 

The advertiser of the club night, Facedown, said the setting was liable for utilizing the security group. It said it did "not see the value in individuals being mauled along these lines," regardless of whether musicians or individuals in the crowd. A representative for the Security Industry Authority, which manages security licenses, affirmed a grumbling had been gotten. He said: "We have gotten a report identifying with an episode at the Wargasm gig and will be investigating this further."