Oh, do we have a treat for you! Voice of Storms, the highly anticipated new album from Horseburner, will be released this Friday, June 21, but we have the exclusive album stream for you right here, right now. Known for their high-energy sludge metal sound… Read More »Album Premiere: Horseburner – ‘Voice of Storms’
July is almost upon us and with it comes the start of the Test-match season and the announcement of Joe Schmidt’s first ever Wallabies squad. Friday’s first squad announcement will give those chosen just under two weeks to get across the detail and gameplan which… Read More »Heavies, workmen, or experience in the tight-five: The three options Schmidt has when picking first Wallabies team
At a certain point, the metalcore bands of the early-to-mid-2010s all decided there were only two viable routes if they planned to continue existing after about 2015: go full-on radio-rock or go full-on nu-metal. Wage War, a five-piece metalcore band from Ocala, FL, approaches this… Read More »Album Review: Wage War – ‘STIGMA’
NSW captain Jake Trbojevic is unfazed by the prospect of playing limited minutes again this State of Origin series, shrugging off the criticism that followed his cameo in game one. Meanwhile, the Blues insisted second-rower Liam Martin is on track to play in the must-win… Read More »‘I’m not going to apologise for doing my best’: Trbojevic returns serve at captaincy critics after debut Origin cameo
With emo constantly morphing as new bands redefine the genre’s rulebook, it’s a breath of fresh air when a foundational act like New Jersey’s The Early November steps up to redefine themselves. Their aptly self-titled album isn’t just a sonic refresh, though; it’s also a… Read More »Artist Interview: Embracing Change with The Early November