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Scaphis – Rituals of Torture and Death
Melbourne Death Metallers Scaphis debut album ‘Rituals of Torture and Death’ begins heavy, steady and slow with the aptly named “Death March”. Drums are the main focus with some heavy riffage over the top and end with atmospheric sounds and the...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Make Them Suffer – Worlds Apart
The term ‘maturing’ gets bandied around a lot in musical circles. In the case of Perth’s Make them Suffer, it is absolutely appropriate. Approaching the decade mark in their career, and set to release their third long-player, this band...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Nucleust – Terra Cerebral
These Perth lads slam out pissed-off, impactful groove-based thrash metal. Whilst purist thrash metal is kinda tired and passé these days, bands still farming this type of musical field must inject some progressiveness into their thrash to make it...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Battlegrave – To Hell With War
Battlegrave is a two man thrash attack from Melbourne. Clint Patzel and Rohan Buntine have joined forces to churn out a no-nonsense brand of metal that reflects their love of classic 80’s thrash and aggressive music in general. After listening through...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Solum – Enthrall
Enthrall is the debut EP from the up and coming Perth act Solum. If old school style death metal with a bit of a blackened vibe is something that appeals to you then I’d definitely recommend checking out this release. The album...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Figures – Chronos
It’s only been eight or nine months since the release of this Melbourne band’s debut EP, so it’s great to see a band prepared to put in the sheer hard work required to release regular music, and music of...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Dead Letter Circus – The Endless Mile
Releasing an album of stripped back, ‘unplugged’ versions of your own pre-existing tunes can be a bit of a slippery slope, and previous efforts from other bands have been a little hit and miss. But Brissie’s favourite progressive rock...
- Posted 9 years ago
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In Hearts Wake – Ark
I have seen ‘trends’ in heavy music, that the so-called ‘true’ metalheads have dismissed as being ‘flashes in the pan’, go from strength to strength and very much take their place as major ongoing staples of the worldwide heavy...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Voyager – Ghost Mile
Perth’s Voyager were a band that very much forged their own distinctive musical path for the first decade plus of their career, and they put out marvellous, sumptuous progressive and power-tinged melodic metal. Something happened on their last record,...
- Posted 9 years ago
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El Colosso – Pathways
Stoner rock. When it’s done well, it kinda sorta defies its name. It can be quite exhilarating, and that’s what we have here. These Melbourne boys have given us a titanic slab of pounding, fist-pumping blues-based heavy rock ‘n’...
- Posted 9 years ago
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