Adelaide hardcore punk four-piece Stabbitha and the Knifey Wifeys are back with Act Your Wage, the latest taste of their forthcoming album DISGUST. Read More …
Author: Chris Causby
AUDREY HORNE: Fuck The Algorithm, Make An Album
Toschie talks Achilles, Iron Maiden, Espen stealing his fucking job, and why Audrey Horne still believe in making actual albums in 2026. Read More …
Thirteen Days Enter a New Era With New Album, New Music & A Fire Like Never Seen!
KillerTube catches up with Thirteen Days to talk about the band’s evolution, Paul’s arrival, their new album and what’s next. The band reveal how their songwriting process has changed, how everyone is finding their strengths, and what fans can expect from the new record. Thirteen Days launch the album **26 September at the Ed Castle** with dedicated lighting and sound production.
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BRUJERIA’S EL CRIMINAL: NO MERCY, NO APOLOGIES
KillerTube catches up with Brujeria’s El Criminal ahead of the band’s Putrefying Down Under Australian and New Zealand tour with CARCASS. Read More …
METALITE: “The Sci-Fi Is Now” – Edwin Premberg Talks DISCOVERY
METALITE mastermind Edwin Premberg talks DISCOVERY, the band’s evolving sci-fi universe, heavier production, songwriting, Jacob Hansen and new drummer Erik Junttila. Read More …
James Ivanyi Doesn’t Just Play Guitar. He’s Chasing the Fucking Music.
James Ivanyi has spent more than a decade building a career around instrumental music, progressive guitar and doing things entirely on his own terms. We sat down with the Australian guitarist and composer to talk The Phantasm Cozenage, songwriting, vintage gear, Suhr signature guitars, his metal roots and why he considers himself a musician first. Read More …
No Cure: From Alabama Hardcore To Their First Australian Tour
No Cure vocalist Blaythe Steuer talks straight edge, hardcore culture, mosh pits, songwriting and the unlikely journey that has taken the Alabama band to their first Australian tour. Read More …
The Damned’s Paul Gray: “It’s All Rock & Roll At The End Of The Day”
Paul Gray has spent decades helping shape British rock through Eddie and the Hot Rods, The Damned and UFO. Ahead of The Damned’s Australian return, he discusses songwriting, home recording, touring and why, after 50 years, it’s still all just rock and roll. Read More …
The Kovenant Are Finally Invading Australia… And Nagash Is Already Plotting World Domination
After nearly 30 years, The Kovenant are finally bringing Nexus Polaris to Australia. We caught up with Nagash to discuss the long-awaited tour, the band’s reunion, and the surprise reveal that a brand-new album is already taking shape. Read More …
I Asked Two South Aussie Metalheads 11 Stupid Questions. Somehow It Made Me Want To Go To This Gig Even More.
Before Necropolis takes over Adelaide on August 8, we asked Ekosa’s Rory and Ecdysis’ Sid eleven completely ridiculous questions. The result? A hilarious look behind the bands, and another reminder why this stacked local lineup deserves a packed room. Read More …
Rick McMurray Reflects on 30 Years of 1977, Big Day Out ’99 and Why Ash Still Have More to Say
Ash drummer Rick McMurray joins Crannk to discuss celebrating 30 years of 1977, memories of Big Day Out 1999, touring Australia, his biggest drumming influences and why Ash are still focused on the future. Read More …
Umbersound’s Joe D’Angelo: Why Doom Metal Doesn’t Need Perfection To Hit Hard
Umbersound mastermind Joe D’Angelo joins Crannk to discuss Tracks From The Slither, recording to reel-to-reel tape, songwriting as therapy, cosmic horror and why modern metal doesn’t always need perfect production. Read More …