The Ghoulstars Drop Retro Horror Chaos With Too Ghoul for School And Debut Album Announcement

There is something gloriously unhinged about a band that mixes horror movies, punk attitude, heavy metal riffs and a Cadillac once owned by Alexi Laiho. Enter The Ghoulstars, Finland’s newest horror punk spectacle who have finally crawled out of the crypt with their long awaited Read More …

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Cinematic Chaos and Cosmic Warfare: Cryptic Shift Unleash Overspace & Supertime | Crannk Interviews

There are albums you listen to. Then there are albums you enter. Cryptic Shift’s Overspace & Supertime, released February 27 through Metal Blade Records, does not simply follow up 2020’s Visitations From Enceladus. It fractures time, splits its own mythology in two, and drags the Read More …

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Crannk Interviews Lloyd Cole: Ahead Of His Australian Solo Electric Tour

Lloyd Cole Goes Electric in 2026 – Reclaiming the Song There is something quietly powerful about an artist choosing to reframe their own legacy. Not through nostalgia.Not through reunion tours.Not through anniversary box sets. But by changing the instrument in their hands. When I caught Read More …

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Beartooth Return With Crushing New Single Free And Sign To Fearless Records

Beartooth are not easing back in. After nearly two years since 2023’s The Surface, Caleb Shomo and company have returned with Free, a seismic, arena-sized statement that signals both creative rebirth and a bold new chapter. The single marks the band’s first new music since Read More …

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Allegaeon’s Ezra Haynes On Australian Tour, The Ossuary Lens One Year On, And The Proponent Of Sentience Anniversary

When I last spoke with Ezra Haynes in March 2025, The Ossuary Lens was about to land. The return of the original vocalist felt fresh. The anticipation was high. There was a sense of redemption in the air. Fast forward a year and the album Read More …

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Alien Weaponry Discuss Te Rā, Global Touring & Anthrax Australia 2026

As Alien Weaponry prepare to return to Australian shores this March supporting thrash metal giants Anthrax, the New Zealand groove metal force are not just riding the momentum of a new album cycle. They are stepping into this run sharpened, road tested, and operating with Read More …

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Behemoth Live at The Gov Adelaide 2026 – Chant Of The Eastern Lands Review & Photo Gallery

The Gov, February 22, 2026 | Photo Gallery and Live Review There are concerts. And then there are rites. On Sunday February 22, 2026, The Gov in Adelaide was transformed into something far darker than a live venue. The room became a chamber of smoke Read More …

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Dissentience Break Down Kaiju: From Riff Salad to Cinematic Destruction With Connor Valentin

Some bands write heavy songs. Dissentience wrote a monster movie. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania’s progressive death thrash unit have been quietly sharpening their claws since forming as high school mates in 2013. Over the years they have evolved from riff hungry teenagers into a tight, intentional unit Read More …

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Battle Beast Enter a Bold New Era With Marina La Torraca: Legacy, Evolution and the Fire of 2026 | Crannk Interviews Eero and Marina

From Wacken Metal Battle winners to Finnish chart toppers, Battle Beast have built their reputation on resilience, evolution and colossal hooks. Now, with Brazilian powerhouse Marina La Torraca stepping in and founding bassist Eero Sipilä anchoring the legacy, 2026 marks the start of a fearless Read More …

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Defamatory Interview – Path of No Return and the Rise of Medellín’s Classic Death Metal Force

Medellín, Colombia has long been a breeding ground for extreme metal. From the savage Ultrametal roots of the late ’80s to trailblazers like Masacre and Witchtrap, the city has carved out a reputation for grit, self-reliance, and uncompromising brutality. Emerging from that lineage in 2016, Read More …

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CRANNK Over 10 Years Of Flying the Flag for Heavy Music and the Underground

A Decade of Noise Passion, and Community Crannk.com is not just another music webzine. It is a labour of love, a global underground hub, and a platform built by heavy music fans for heavy music fans. What began as a passion project born from a Read More …

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HED PE – Still ‘Broke’ Australian Tour 2026 | Nonpoint | Suffer The Evenue | Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide – February 11th | Photo Gallery + Review

February 11th at Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory was one of those nights where you could feel it building before doors even opened. Sick Cunts, Nonpointers, and G-punks all descended on the venue ready for a proper throwdown — a celebration of groove, alternative metal history, Read More …

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