Void Of Vision
A lot of younger bands are being signed up Unified as of late, the latest of which was Melbourne’s very own Void Of Vision. Considerin...
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Enter Shikari
There are a handful of universal truths in our world; things that are just bound to occur no matter what. Paying taxes, getting your heart b...
Frank Iero and the Patience
Frank Iero’s debut album, ‘Stomachaches’, was a modern day gem for alternative music. It was loud, harsh, abrasive, but al...
Blind Oracle
Marketing in 2016 can be an interesting beast. You could, for instance, set up a bunch of lures for the Pokémon Go players at your shows, b...
Beach Slang
On September 23rd, Beach Slang will unleash their second album, ‘A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings’. Back in July, the US band made their ...
Meshuggah
Meshuggah are one of those bands that even if metal ain’t your thing, you can appreciate their talent and ambition nonetheless. Whethe...
We Set Sail
“What came first: music or the misery?” It’s certainly a tough question and one that seems perfect for the characters of a John Hughes...
Mayday Parade
Insert generic press release sounding introduction about Mayday Parade and what they’ve been up to in 2016. Now Insert totally awesome...
King 810
La petite mort (or, “the little death”) is an expression that means “the brief loss or weakening of consciousness”. To us in...
Dregg
Melbourne’s Dregg are easily the wild card band for this year’s Snake Or Die tour, the stacked mixed featuring the aforementione...
Colossvs
Melbourne’s Colossvs returned recently with their new single, ‘In The Absinthe Of God’. But that’s not all, with the...
Apocalyptica
For the past 25 years, Apocalyptica has been polarizing opinions with their fusion of classical and metal. From symphonic covers of the like...
Killswitch Engage
With over 15 years in the game, metalcore pioneers Killswitch Engage are still keeping things fresh, relevant and earth-shatteringly heavy i...
The Iron Eye
You may not have heard of The Iron Eye before, but if their latest single ‘Just Started’ is anything to go on, they should be at...
Eat Your Heart Out
The Snake or Die ’16 tour, presented by Killyourstereo.com alongside Chase Music Group and Failsafe Collective, kicks off next week for a ...
Pagan
You know the story of the macabre and downright horrific Lawson family massacre of 1929? In which Charlie Lawson murdered his wife and six o...
Stepson
A tour featuring Stepson, Staunch, Eat Your Heart Out, & Dregg is the stuff of dreams for local punters. But it ain’t no a dream,...
Ceres
You always hear bands and publications discussing honesty and how fans and audiences can tell when a band is being genuine and when theyR...
Plini
Plini is an Australian progressive musician who made a name for himself on YouTube. Only instead of releasing mind-numbingly depressing R...
A Day To Remember
Not only are A Day To Remember approaching the halfway mark as the main supports on Blink 182’s US album tour, they’re also fast...
Boris The Blade
With Suicide Silence’s Australian headlining tour beckoning ever closer, I had a little chit chat with Coby Chatz – bassist of B...
Taking Back Sunday
Taking Back Sunday are a band whose legacy extends beyond their emo beginnings. Each album showed the band going from strength to strength (...
Baroness
If there’s one band that’s managed to climb their way to the top of the metal mountain in the last decade, it’s the progressive musica...
No Victory
‘Time To Die’ is the latest release from smalltime US hardcore outfit, No Victory. What it may lack in its sonic polish, it more than ma...