ULCERATE: THE SONIC APOCALYPSE APPROACHING AUSTRALIA

Ulcerate are coming for Australia — and they’re bringing total sonic annihilation. We sat down with the band ahead of their 2026 Aussie tour to talk their seventh album, Cutting the Throat of God, life in extreme metal, and the man behind the chaos on the drums, Jamie Saint Merat. Read More …

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Jack Owen on Next to Die: Death Metal, Lyrics, & Chaos Behind Six Feet Under

Jack Owen of Six Feet Under talks Next to Die, death metal riffs, lyric writing, touring, and the evolution of a genre-defining band.
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Headbore’s Fish Talks Branded, Touring Chaos and Metal on Murray

Interview with Adam Fisher from Headbore about the album Branded, touring chaos and the upcoming Metal on Murray show. Read More …

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Dani Filth Talks Cats, Horror, and Chaos Ahead of Cradle of Filth’s 2026 Australian Tour

Dani Filth discusses cats, horror films, writing inspiration and the upcoming Australian tour with Cradle of Filth. Read the full Crannk interview before the 2026 shows. Read More …

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Drown This Fury Returns: Adelaide Metal Legends Reunite at Metal on Murray

Adelaide metalcore band Drown This Fury are back after years of silence, returning to the stage at Metal on Murray with new music and a fresh chapter underway. Read More …

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Pyrokinesis Unleash the Inferno: ‘Sulphur’ EP and ‘Momentum’ Video Ignite Australian Nu-Hardcore Scene

Pyrokinesis, an emerging force in the Australian nu-hardcore scene, releases their intense debut EP ‘Sulphur’. Combining chaotic instrumentation with influences from metalcore and hip hop, the band delivers an aggressive sound. Their dynamic style will be showcased on the ‘Metalcore Mayhem Tour’ this March, promising an unforgettable live experience. Read More …

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Cryptic Shift Are Building A Cosmic Death Metal Universe — And We’re Just Trying To Keep Up

Progressive death thrash UK outfit Cryptic Shift take us on a journey through cosmic sci-fi dimensions in their latest album Overspace and Super Time. In this unhinged interview, Xander Bradley and Ryan Sheperson reveal the inspirations behind their concept-driven universe, their songwriting process, and the story of “The Recaller.” From riffs to alien worlds, dive into the extreme metal adventure that’s pushing boundaries across the galaxy. Read More …

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Tūranga Morgan‑Edmonds from Alien Weaponry: Bass, Ancestry and Māori Metal at Dawn in Lyon

Fresh off stage in Lyon, France, Tūranga, the bass powerhouse of Alien Weaponry, dives into Māori heritage, Haka rituals, and what it means to carry Whakapapa (ancestral lineage) through crushing metal. Get the inside scoop before their Australian tour with Anthrax! Read More …

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Mid Youth Crisis and the Long Echo of Happiness and Authority

A deep-dive into Mid Youth Crisis’ landmark album Happiness and Authority, tracing its roots from One Inch Punch through to Blueline Medic and exploring how its influence shaped Australian hardcore and the heavy music that followed. Read More …

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Riding the Chaos: Suspended Animation Talks Metal, Mayhem, and Momentum

Suspended Animation don’t sound like a band easing into existence — they sound like a band kicking the door off its hinges. Jumping on Zoom with Bobby, Nick and Hayden, what followed wasn’t some polished PR script. It was chaos, riffs, grit and the kind of hunger you only get from a band that knows exactly who they are and isn’t waiting for permission to be loud about it. Read More …

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Australian Metalcore Force Artifact Drops Cinematic Nightmare ‘Atrophy’

Australian metalcore act Artifact unveil the haunting new music video for ‘Atrophy’, taken from their EP Umbra, produced by Lance Prenc. Read More …

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Inside the Mind of Artifact’s Michael: Chaos, Guts, and Aussie Metal Fire

“We just want to sound like us… even if it scares people sometimes.” Michael, one of Artifact’s primary vocalists, pulls back the curtain on the band’s chaotic rise, their first big shows with Northlane, and the raw, unfiltered creative process that fuels their aggressive, melodic sound. From Woolies jams to red-lit stages, this is Artifact like you’ve never heard before. Read More …

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