156/Silence Release New Album From A Distance And Share Title Track Featuring Alex Reade Of Make Them Suffer

Pittsburgh atmospheric metalcore powerhouse 156/Silence have released their new album From A Distance, out now via Pure Noise Records. The album is the band’s sixth full length and follows their critically acclaimed 2024 release People Watching. To mark the release, 156/Silence have also dropped the Read More …

Share

From Under Concrete Kings’ Joseph Izayea on Impulse Tension, Trauma & Acceptance

Some records capture a moment. Others only really begin to make sense once enough time has passed to understand the person who survived it. From Under Concrete Kings’ Impulse Tension feels very much like the latter. I’ve known Joseph Izayea for a few years now. Read More …

Share

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.
Read More …

Share

Day Of Contempt Return Home: Adelaide Hardcore Legends Deliver an Unforgettable Lion Arts Factory Show

After a 15-year wait, Adelaide hardcore icons Day Of Contempt returned to headline Lion Arts Factory alongside Forge, Hammer 618 and Life Pilot. Read our full review of one of the biggest local hardcore shows of the year. Read More …

Share

Andrew of What Lies Below: “We’re Just Going to Keep Writing What We Think is Cool”

We sat down with What Lies Below vocalist Andrew Watson to discuss the band’s debut album I Let It Consume Me, writing through darkness, the evolution of metalcore, and why Australia is still on the band’s touring wishlist. Read More …

Share

This Is Me Breathing – Serenity in Suffering Album Review: A Brutal Deathcore Statement

This Is Me Breathing refuse to hold back on Serenity in Suffering, delivering a crushing deathcore assault packed with savage vocals, devastating riffs and relentless energy. Read More …

Share

Miss May I Announce New Album No Place For Me And Share Sanctuary

Miss May I are stepping into a new chapter, and it sounds like one built on honesty, heaviness and real emotional weight. The Ohio metalcore veterans have announced their new album No Place For Me, set for release on October 2 via Solid State Records. Read More …

Share

Bring Me The Horizon Release 20th Anniversary Re Recording Of Count Your Blessings Revisiting Their Deathcore Roots

Bring Me The Horizon have gone all the way back to where it began. The Sheffield heavy music giants have released Count Your Blessings | Repented, a fully re-recorded 20th anniversary edition of their landmark debut album, available now on vinyl, cassette and all streaming Read More …

Share

Paleface Swiss Announce 2027 Australian Tour With Counterparts And Fox Lake

Australia is about to get flattened again. Paleface Swiss have announced their return to Australia in January and February 2027, and this time joining the Swiss heavy music wrecking crew across the run will be Canadian metalcore legends Counterparts and Colorado heavy hitters Fox Lake, Read More …

Share

Dad Core, Zao and the Beautiful Reality of Growing Older | Jay Wells L’Ecuyer Gets Real

Jay Wells L’Ecuyer opens up about Dad Core, his lifelong love of Zao, Canada’s hardcore scene, Sky Of Ghosts and the heartbreaking story behind Life Leaves. Read More …

Share

LYNCHMADA Resurrect “The Other Mexico” With Crushing 20th Anniversary Re-Recording

Australian metalcore pioneers Lynchmada are back with a crushing new recording of their classic track “The Other Mexico,” celebrating 20 years of one of the band’s defining releases ahead of a rare live return at Necrosonic Festival. Read More …

Share

The Gloom In The Corner And Fallweather Join August Burns Red Australian Tour

August Burns Red have revealed the updated lineup for their massive Season Of Surrender Tour, heading across Australia and New Zealand this September and October. With Sydney outfit Bloom unfortunately no longer able to appear, Melbourne cinemacore force The Gloom In The Corner and rising Read More …

Share