Australian metal

When their second album Singularity was released in late March, Northlane was suddenly the name passing lips in the Australian Metal scene, and many people had an opinion.

In recent times in Australia it is increasingly rare to see a local metal festival without Ne Obliviscaris as one of the headliners.

This particularl Sunday afternoon found me standing in an alleyway in Brisbane’s West End, chatting to Sam Rilatt of As Si

Contorting his body as he sings, Jason Peppiatt of Psycroptic rids his lungs of the lyrics as violently as possible fo

Last Friday night, I settled in for a phone chat with Timothy Pope about The Amenta’s new release Flesh is Heir

I'd had a bit of a rough week but with Battle Beast's Steel album pumping through my headphones, I stepped out into the night knowing things were going to get better.

By now you've all started to catch wind of the Whiplash Fetival that's making its inaugural trek up to Brisbane on the 13 th of August.

There's a lot happening in Australian metal at the moment. Less international touring and more Australian bands notably touring on their own accord and really pushing their music out there again.

Bassist Greg Shaw commented on the deal; 'The band is extremely pleased to be a part of the label.