Steve Summers isn’t interested in nostalgia. Pretty Boy Floyd are still writing, still touring and still making enough noise to piss somebody off. Read More …
28 Days’ Simon Hepburn Looks Back on 30 Years of Upstyledown, Big Day Out and Punk Rock Chaos
There are plenty of ways to measure thirty years in a band. Albums released, kilometres travelled, festival stages crossed, line-up changes survived, records sold and all those other milestones that eventually get condensed into a few neat paragraphs whenever an anniversary rolls around. Then there Read More …
FROM ASHES TO NEW: MATT BRANDYBERRY ON REFLECTIONS, EVOLUTION AND FINALLY HEADLINING AUSTRALIA
There has been a hell of a lot of change in the From Ashes To New camp since Australian audiences finally got their first taste of the Pennsylvania heavyweights at Good Things Festival in 2024. For starters, there is another album in the arsenal. Reflections, Read More …
Harlott Unleash a Savage Thrash Fireball on Exsequiis | Crannk Reviews
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JD Fortune: From Sleeping In His Car To Fronting INXS
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ASH AT LION ARTS: 1977, BURN BABY BURN & ONE HELL OF A NIGHT
ASH brought 1977 and their greatest hits to Lion Arts Adelaide, with Oscar The Wild opening the night before Burn Baby Burn sent the room into orbit. Read More …
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There are some bands you simply cannot talk about Australian heavy metal history without mentioning, and Mortal Sin are absolutely one of them. From those early Sydney thrash days and the impact of Mayhemic Destruction through Face of Despair, international touring, breakups, reunions and later Read More …
The Ocean: Robin Staps on Solaris, Rebuilding the Collective, Dual Vocals and Exploration
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Mastodon – Marrow Deep Review: Grief, Survival and a New Era
A band staring death in the fucking face and deciding to keep marching Released: August 28, 2026Label: Loma Vista RecordingsAlbum: Ninth studio albumLength: Approximately 65 minutesGenre: Progressive Metal / Sludge Metal / Heavy MetalRating: 9/10 There are albums you throw on because you want some Read More …
Sarcator’s Mateo Tervonen: The Ones We Follow, Death “N” Roll & Breaking Boundaries
There are albums that introduce you to a band, and then there are albums that immediately make you stop what you’re doing and pay attention. For me, Sarcator’s Alkahest was absolutely the latter. I first came across the Swedish band properly when that record landed Read More …
Behemoth Unleash In League With Satan Featuring Shagrath And Release I, Scvlptor
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156/Silence Release New Album From A Distance And Share Title Track Featuring Alex Reade Of Make Them Suffer
Pittsburgh atmospheric metalcore powerhouse 156/Silence have released their new album From A Distance, out now via Pure Noise Records. The album is the band’s sixth full length and follows their critically acclaimed 2024 release People Watching. To mark the release, 156/Silence have also dropped the Read More …