Five people standing in front of a stage might not sound like much when you’ve spent years pouring everything you’ve got into your music. For an independent band, the travelling, financial investment, missed moments and uncertainty can make those smaller shows feel like another reminder Read More …
Adelaide hard rockers Audio Reign are pushing further into the next chapter of their career with new single “Right Wrong Love Hate”, the second taste of forthcoming album Resurgam, due in 2027. For a band that has spent more than a decade building its music Read More …
NYTT LAND’s Anatoly Pakhalenko joins KillerTube ahead of the Australian tour with Mortiis and TiR. We get into throat singing, didgeridoo, collecting strange instruments and my increasingly questionable attempts to sing along. Read More …
More than three decades after helping shape the early Finnish black metal underground, Beherit are finally preparing to unleash their music on Australian stages this December. But for founder Nuclear Holocausto Vengeance, bringing the band back to life was never simply about recreating the past. Read More …
Ecdysis bring brutal riffs, blackened tech-death chaos and Troma-style horror to their new single, “Dawn Of The Smegmadon.” Read More …
See CRANNK’s photo gallery of SWEET and Sisters Doll at Thebarton Theatre in Adelaide on Thursday night. Read More …
Beaten To Death – Vntrve Album Review Upon opening the email from Jai that contained the Dropbox link for this review, I noted that in his summary was a sentence I couldn’t ignore: “These guys definitely don’t seem interested in playing grindcore by the usual Read More …
Sometimes a single song can change the direction of somebody’s life. For Angels On The Battlefield founder and guitarist JD McGibney, that moment came while sitting in a car with his father, hearing a familiar Black Sabbath song performed in a way he’d never experienced Read More …
Fifteen years into building Nine Treasures, founder, guitarist and vocalist Askhan found himself facing one of the most difficult decisions a musician can make. After spending years writing and experimenting with material for the band’s next album, he realised the music simply wasn’t heading in Read More …
The Tea Party’s Jeff Martin joins Killer to talk David Bowie, Blackstar, Transmission, Indian music and the strange power of songs that stay with us for life. Read More …
David Bowie has been called a chameleon so many times that the word almost feels permanently attached to him. Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, the Thin White Duke, the Berlin years and the huge pop reinvention of Let’s Dance all became different pieces of an artist Read More …
More than four decades into VADER, Piotr “Peter” Wiwczarek has found a pretty effective way of avoiding one of the biggest enemies facing any band that survives this long: routine. When the Polish death metal veterans return to Australia this November for the Reign Forever Read More …
