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 …

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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 …

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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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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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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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12 Stones, Paul McCoy Talks New Music, Golden Child and and 25 Years of Perseverance

For more than two decades, 12 Stones have occupied a rare space in heavy music, the kind of band that never truly disappears. Even when they aren’t in the spotlight, their songs keep resurfacing. WWE. Video games. Movie soundtracks. Sports broadcasts. Early‑2000s rock radio staples Read More …

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MUNT’s Tim Richmond: The World Is Not Yours, Urban Hellscapes & East Coast Spite Tour

MUNT don’t just play extreme music, they drag you through an urban hellscape and dare you to feel something. On their long-gestating debut full-length The World Is Not Yours, the Melbourne outfit weaponise black metal, death metal, grindcore, hardcore and sludge into a dense, precision-engineered Read More …

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Max Cavalera on Soulfly’s Chama, Tribe, and Bringing Nailbomb to Australia for the First Time

There are interviews you do because they matter in the moment, and then there are interviews that feel like chapters in an ongoing history. Sitting down with Max Cavalera again felt like the latter. This was our third conversation, and somehow it landed at another Read More …

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MAX CAVALERA INTERVIEW: THE FIRE, THE FURY & THE NEXT SOULFLY ERA

There are moments in this gig where reality bends a little — where you’re suddenly sitting across from someone who didn’t just shape heavy music, they scarred it into the planet.That was me with Max Cavalera, rolling into Adelaide with Soulfly like a dust storm Read More …

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KREATOR – Krushers Of The World: A New Era of Fury, Legacy & Pure Thrash Dominion Frédéric Leclercq Breaks Down Their Most Cinematic Album Yet

Interview & feature by Jai “That Aussie Metal Guy” There are bands who influence heavy music… and then there are bands who reshape the entire landscape. German thrash legends KREATOR have been the latter since the day they first spat fire from the gutter and Read More …

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THE MENDENHALL EXPERIMENT: CHASING GHOSTS, CHASING GROWTH — BRANDON MENDENHALL ON EVOLUTION, ADVERSITY & A BAND REBUILT FOR THE FUTURE

There are bands who write songs… and then there are bands who carve out their existence from adversity, grit, and sheer bloody-minded refusal to quit. The Mendenhall Experiment has always been the latter, and with their new EP Chasing Ghosts landing via Lucent Records / Read More …

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CRANNK PRESENTS: EQUILIBRIUM – Rebirth, Resonance & The Rise OF Equinox With René Berthiaume

For nearly 25 years, Equilibrium has stood as one of metal’s truest alchemists—blending ancient spirits and future-forward ferocity, weaving folk influences and cinematic synth textures into something that feels more like mythology than music. They’ve survived lineup shifts, stylistic evolution, and the relentless churn of Read More …

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