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Why YOU Should Attend BRING ME THE HORIZON’s 2019 Australian Tour
As the years have passed by, iconic metalcore band Bring Me The Horizon have evolved into a more alternative/electronic rock band, and nobody’s complaining,...
AMENRA’S Colin H. Van Eeckhout On Their Upcoming Australian Tour
After nearly two decades of playing and releasing music as Amenra, the Belgian musicians Colin H. van Eeckhout (vocals), Mathieu J. Vandekerckhove (guitar), Lennart...
TOSKA’s Rabea Massad On New Video Clip, New Album And Past...
Today sees the release of the brand new album by British trio Toska “Fire By The Silos” as well as a film clip to...
MASON FORSTER & KYLE BURROWS From Aburden On Their Upcoming EP,...
Melbourne’s Aburden have only been around in their current form since 2016. In such a short space of time these guys have really created...
NORTHWARD’S Jørn Viggo Lofstad On The Upcoming Northward Album, Working With...
Northward have only been around for a few months and have already garnered attention from all over the world. After all, a supergroup of...
SKID ROW’S ZP Theart On The Band’s Upcoming Australian Tour
It’s time to dust out the tight leather pants as Skid Row are making their back to Australian shores for the first time since...
ALBUM & EP REVIEWS
Review: Rainburn – Insignify
Prog rock / Metal is generally allowed – and to some extent even...
Review: Zealotry – At The Nexus Of Stillborn Worlds
An impossible combination of density, technicality and melody converge on a harrowing death metal experience.
Review: Witching Hour – ” …And Silent Grief Shadows the Passing Moon”
Magickal, energetic and addictive Ancient Black Thrash from Germany that you don't want to miss!
Review: FALL – The Dreamer Of Tragedy
FALL are dropping a new EP, and boy, is it ever a wild...
Review: Sulphur Aeon – The Scythe of Cosmic Chaos
Rating: 9.3/10
Sulphur Aeon open a new chapter of their...
Review: Spectral Fires – Turn Toward the Sun
Sometimes, a band comes along, takes a well-known formula, and twists it just...
Review: Redemptor – The Becoming (2005-2011)
Filled with technical ferocity and violent riffing, Redemptor’s compilation album The Becoming (2005-2011) showcases a formidable progression in songwriting capabilities and impressive talent.
Review: Gravkväde – Grav|Aska
An isolating and minimalistic soundscape, dripping with youthful anger and disillusionment.
Review: Idle Waves – Self-Titled EP
Pop punk is a genre I’ve never been able to get away from. Even after...
Review: AFI – The Missing Man EP
AFI, for most of you I will not need to provide an introduction, if you’re...
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