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Life Lair Regret Records have announced their next release, a split 7" between two Melbourne bands CAGED GRAVE and REMOVALIST. Pre-orders for the 7 inch go live on Friday.
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DRIVEN FEAR have released a new track and video titled "D.S.O.S" that is downloadable for free, to celebrate their ten year anniversary as a band.
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This new 7” brings you 4 tracks of what can only be described as strength beyond strength. Something in the way? Thorns will smash it with the lasting dose of southern styled riffage, NYHC inspired breakdowns and even sombre, Kurt Cobain esque vocals.
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Brisbane's MANHUNT will soon be releasing their debut selftitled LP with Lethal Dose Records, 625 Thrash and RSR. Melbourne label DON"T NEED YOU have just launched preorders for a limited 4 track preview cassette tape, limited to 50 copies.
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This November/December will see Declaration hit the road and return to some favourite places for the WE RIFF AGAIN Tour. A short mini tour hitting, taking in Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, Frankston a hometown show in Melbourne, and for the very first time, Newcastle.
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After having shared the stage together in multiple locations across the country, most recently including notable sets at this year's Break The Ice festival, Perth's The Others, Sydney's Mood Swing and Newcastle's Downside will be teaming up for a full national tour this December, including Adelaide and Melbourne dates with Iron Mind.
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Brisbane band TIME CRISIS have posted the first track from their upcoming 7 inch, "Afraid Of Death".
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For over a quarter of a century, Eyehategod have carried the torch for the metal culture of New Orleans, sharing stages with the likes of Pantera, Goatwhore and Crowbar.
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Good Fight will release The Banner's fourth full-length album, Greying, in the upcoming months. The band's first album in more than five years, Greying was produced by Will Putney (The Acacia Strain, Poison the Well), also producer of 2008's Frailty.
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In January 1988, after only ten shows, Fugazi decided to go into Inner Ear Studio to see what their music sounded like on tape. They tracked 11 songs, ten of which were ultimately dubbed to cassette tape and distributed free at shows, with the band encouraging people to share the recording.