King Parrot, the Aussie grindcore band that can seemingly do no wrong, have just added two new dates to their national tour, which kicks off next week. Riding off the back of a massive 36 date tour...

Often when albums are first released, you can glean quite a lot about it purely from the song titles alone; the types of ideas or themes it may be exploring, or where it plans to move emotionally....

Off the back of the awesome news that they will be opening for US metallers Trivium in Melbourne on Tuesday 12 April, Melbourne’s Envenomed have released a new single, “Slave No More”, to coincide with the digital release of...

Resident New Zealand sludge metallers Beastwars have announced a brand new album tour in light of their new record, ‘The Death Of All Things’; which is set to be released on April 22 through Destroy Records. They have also...

Due to a scheduling conflict, US rockers Black Stone Cherry – who were due to tour in Australia for the first time ever – were made to reschedule their tour to a week earlier than originally planned....

With Orpheus Omega having already been confirmed as the national support for US metallers Trivium‘s Australian tour (which is set to kick off next week), it has at last been revealed who will fill the remaining tour spots with...

Ralf Scheepers – Primal Fear As I wrote in my album review for ‘Rulebreaker’, Germany’s Primal Fear are unusually a band I only got into and started listening to fairly recent. But I was made a quick...

So for anyone who remembers way back in the early 2000’s, there was a band from Texas named Drowning Pool who released a little song named “Bodies” – more commonly known by the seminal line, Let the Bodies...

Brisbane’s Caligula’s Horse have unveiled their latest single and music video, “Turntail”, in the lead up to their Turntail  Australia single tour next month. Coming from the band’s critically acclaimed third album, ‘Bloom’ (out now via InsideOut...

Words: Jonathon Besanko Images: Len Panecki (Click here to view the full gallery) Tonight was a gig I’d been eagerly anticipating. Dutch symphonic metallers Epica are one of those rare, genre defining acts that everyone seems to...