ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 6 MAY, 2021 One of the most important and influential Australian rock bands of the last thirty years, You Am I have returned to their rightful place in front…
BLACK RHENO: Ready for Battle
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 10 APRIL 2021 Since first descending on the country’s stages in 2015, there’s been very little to stand in the way of hyperactive sludge trio Black Rheno. Together, the…
INTRØSPECT: The Cosmic Opera
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 19 MARCH 2021 It was a little over a year ago when modern Sydney prog metal unit Intrøspect began to take their first steps into the live arena in…
THE AMENTA: New Revelations
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 2 MARCH 2021 Almost exactly seven years ago, at the conclusion of a tour with Rotting Christ, extreme metal entity The Amenta laid down their weapons and announced a…
HARLOTT: Bring it On
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 17 DECEMBER 2020 Like so many others, Melbourne thrashers Harlott should have been touring through Europe earlier this year. Their fourth album Detritus of the Final Age was set to drop…
THE CASANOVAS: Rock N Roll Overlords
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 11 SEPTEMBER 2020 “Stuck in lockdown, so it’s groundhog day every day,” is Tommy Boyce’s answer when he’s asked how things have been for him recently. With the latest…
THE SCREAMING JETS: Bitter Pills
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 16 OCTOBER 2020 Australian music legends The Screaming Jets should have been celebrating 31 years of hard rocking this year with another big tour through the Autumn and winter. They…
F L O A T I N G M E: The Journey Continues
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 8 MARCH 2011 It would be difficult for a dedicated Australian music fan to have not heard the name Lucius Borich at some point during the past twenty years….
ELECTRIC MARY: Spreading the Love
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 23 OCTOBER 2014 “Who is this biggest band in Australia?” Rusty Brown says, subverting the question about why his band is not. “I don’t know. Does anyone know? I think the…
DISENTOMB: Throes of Misery
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON 27 NOVEMBER 2014 Brisbane death metal mob Disentomb’s new album Misery’s outlook is suitably pessimistic, not to mention being heavier than a busload of Sumo wrestlers. Ahead of their national…