Pip from Devil Electric opens up about Tahlia, the band’s long-awaited return. From honest songwriting to the emotional weight behind the album, this is their most revealing interview yet. Read More …
Ulcerate Interview 2026 | Jamie Saint Merat On Evolution, Sound & Touring
For over two decades, Ulcerate have existed in a space that few bands can truly claim as their own. Their music has never been about easy categorisation. Instead, it has always felt like something to be experienced, something that unfolds over time rather than reveals Read More …
BUZARATE Interview: One Man, No Limits, and the Power of GRAVITAS
Coming out of Portugal, BUZARATE is not just another heavy project — it is a fully self driven creative outlet built from the ground up by one person, pushing through isolation, frustration, and personal upheaval to create something raw and uncompromising. The debut release GRAVITAS Read More …
PRIKA SPEAKS: INSIDE NERVOSA’S SLAVE MACHINE
There’s no off-switch inside Nervosa right now—only momentum. With Slave Machine, Prika Amaral steps fully into the fire, transforming from reluctant frontwoman into the driving force of a band that’s no longer rebuilding—but evolving into something sharper, faster, and far more dangerous. Read More …
Jack Owen On Next To Die And The Evolution Of Six Feet Under : Death, Groove And A Band Locked In
After more than three decades in death metal, Six Feet Under aren’t slowing down, they’re sharpening their edge. With their 15th studio album Next To Die arriving April 24 via Metal Blade Records, the band return with a record that doesn’t just revisit their past, Read More …
EVERGREY BLEEDS LIGHT INTO THE DARK
Evergrey have built a legacy on darkness—but now something’s shifting. In this raw interview, Tom S. Englund opens up about their most “positive” album yet, the risks of evolving their sound, and what Australian fans can expect when the storm hits. Read More …
28 Days Celebrate 30 Years of Aussie Punk Chaos with 2026 Anniversary Tour
I still remember it clear as day. Big Day Out. Adelaide. January 31, 2003. A sea of bodies moving as one, dust in the air, the sound of Australian punk at full volume. And right in the middle of it all, 28 Days bringing that Read More …
Crannk Interviews Dani Filth: As Cradle of Filth & DevilDriver Set to Unleash Massive Australian Tour This July
Australian metal fans are about to be hit with one of the most ferocious live packages of the year as Cradle of Filth and DevilDriver join forces for a long-awaited co-headline tour this July. Fresh off a hugely successful North American run, the pairing of Read More …
Adeline Gray Interview: Inside Portrait of Our Descent and the Rise of Italy’s New Groove Metal Force
Emerging out of central Italy, Adeline Gray arrive as a fresh voice in the alternative and groove metal landscape, blending atmosphere, aggression and introspection into something that feels both familiar and distinctly their own. Their debut EP Portrait of Our Descent is exactly what the Read More …
Metal on Murray 2026 Review: Adelaide’s Northern Metal Festival Thrives, Where Community and Chaos Collide
Fun fact — it would have been my grandad’s 100th birthday on this very day. Yep, that’s right! And I got to celebrate it at the best metal festival in the northern suburbs of Adelaide: Metal on Murray. Now, as I’ve said before, I’ve been Read More …
Avatar Set Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland Dates for 2026 Tour
Australia… they did not forget. Three years after first tearing through Australian stages on their long-awaited debut headline run, Swedish metal visionaries Avatar are set to return to Australia and New Zealand this August and September, bringing their latest chapter of chaos, theatre, and razor-sharp Read More …
Gravemass – This Is the Way Review & Interview: Canadian Supergroup Unleashes Extreme Metal Chaos
“This Is The Way” Album Review & Interview Prepare yourselves, peasants — Canadian supergroup Gravemass is about to kick down your door and slam you in the face with a sonic sledgehammer. Rising straight from the darkest depths of hell, Gravemass aren’t here to fuck Read More …