While Carbellionâs Weapon of Choice isnât out until 17-March, the Wisconsin 5 piece have released their second single and video, âBarfightâ, from the forthcoming album. The song title alone should give away the theme for the song and it indicates in one simple word what kind of song one is going to get. âBarfightâ takes me back to 80âs and 90âs rock and metal where … Continue reading Carbellion: Barfight
Aussie metal favourites, As Paradise Falls have released their video for âKFBR 392â. With the video for âKFBR 392â, APF asks the question, âwhat really matters after we dieâ? From their latest EP, Madness / Medicine, guitarist, Danny Kenneally says this about ââKFBR 392â, This song was an experiment into a new direction which we wanted to explore. It is being talked about as breaching … Continue reading As Paradise Falls: KFBR 392
Hailing from San Francisco, Swept to Seaâs current release, Tides, is in-your-face melodic metal. Heavy with wailing guitar riffs and drums that will recalibrate your heart rate, Swept to Sea is sure to destroy many mosh pits with the 6 tracks that are on Tides. Jeno Fox, guitar, states this about Tides, The roller coaster of the last couple years has really been full of … Continue reading Swept to Sea: Tides
Converging together in 2004, Carbellion fuses elements of grunge and thrash with rock to deliver in your face anthems of lives lived on the outer rim of society. Continue reading Carbellion: Listen for Ghosts
“Voices in My Head” follows on the heels of the band’s second album Demons (Eclipse Records, April 2022) and continues that internal look at the demons within. Continue reading Hot Track: Voices In My Head by Violet Blend
Can I say fresh off the boat for a new release? Do releases come off a boat? No matter the answer, Switzerland’s Mycelia has just released In A Late Country on Eclipse Records. What I dig about Mycelia is that they keep me on my toes. I never know what I am going to hear so I have to be ready to pivot as their … Continue reading Review: In a Late Country by Mycelia
I have lived in Australia since November 2015 and this is the first time I’ve heard of the band As Paradise Falls. The music scene in Australia is hella different to the one in the US. It feels less supportive here from a word of mouth view but more supportive from a terrestrial radio view. And it feels like ninety percent of Australian artists are … Continue reading Track by Track: Madness / Medicine by As Paradise Falls
I have a confession, I’ve been obsessed with the American Anymen album Cities Changing Names for months now. With each listen, I find something new I like. There is something very intriguing about the album and there is something about the album that just sends an ear worm down deep into your aural canal that hooks onto your brain and feeds on it. Or perhaps, … Continue reading Review: Cities Changing Names by American Anymen + Interview with Brett Sullivan
Whether she’s fighting demons or the system for women’s rights, Violet Blend’s Giada Celeste Chelli (vocals and piano) is a vocal powerhouse and force to be reckoned with. We sat down Giada to discuss their latest release Demons, what it was like working with conductor Gianna Fratta, and more! Continue reading Interview: Violet Blend
The second single from American Anymen‘s forthcoming album, Cities Changing Names (June 10), is in short a banger. The band’s video for “Expert of Nothing” was directed by Brett Sullivan and Brett says this of the song:Â Â This song is about all the people that are running the country. More and more it seems to me that public service is attracting degenerate minds. Corrupt people … Continue reading Watch: Expert of Nothing by American Anymen
Haunted by Silhouettes will soon be unleashing their new EP, No Man Isle, to the Universe. Continue reading Track by Track: No Man Isle by Haunted by Silhouettes
Mathias sat down with Pretty Vacant One to talk about all things, No Man Isle. Continue reading Interview: Haunted by Silhouettes
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