Australian metal

Taberah has got to be one of Australia’s best kept secrets.

Every live music scene seems to have its fair share of workhorse bands; groups that give lifeblood to the scene with their dedication and talent, but never seem to get the recognition they deserve.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, there’s something in the water in Brisbane.

I’m always on the lookout for quality Australian bands.

If we’re talking about real, cross burnin’, corpse paintin’, rootin’ tootin’ black metal then there aren’t too many Australian bands that come to mind quicker than Melbourne’s Denouncement

Be’lakor can be counted among some of Australia’s most venerated metal exports.

Destroyer 666 is possibly the most important Extreme Metal band to have come out of Australia.

Out of all the pirate-themed bands that have followed in the wake of Alestorm’s massive success, Lagerstein’s debut album is the only album I’ve heard that has man

Ahoy lads, grab your eyeliner and hide your rum because the crew of the S.S.

A word of warning before we begin, I might just be a little too big of a fan of Immortal.