Roanoke-based indie band The Bastards of Fate has released its second album, “Vampires Are Real And Palpable.” But don’t think for a second that the title has anything to do with pop-culture vampires from the likes of “True Blood” and “Twilight.” “I see it as an Anton LaVey psychic vampire thing as opposed to literal… Continue reading Bastards of Fate at Roanoke Times
