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The nice folks at Moshcam were present at the Annandale Hotel to capture OFF! on one of their recent Big Day Out sideshows. They've put together an awesome multi camera edit of the entire January 17th show, complete with soundboard audio allowing you to relive the night.
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On the eve of their Australian tour courtesy of Soundwave, it has been revealed SLAYER have kicked out original drummer Dave Lombardo. A long apologetic explanation has been provided by Dave which squarely points the finger of greed at bassplayer Tom Araya and guitarist Kerry King.
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Paint It Black have announced a new six song EP titled "Invisible" to be released on No Idea Records on April 2, 2013. The band last released two 7 inches in 2009, "Amnesia" and "Surrender", via Bridge Nine Records and Fat Wreck Chords respectively.
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Rise Records have announced they will be releasing the new FACE TO FACE album, "Three Chords And A Half Truth" on April 9th when the band return from their Australian dates with Pennywise. Artwork and tracklisting for the album have been released.
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As tickets continue to be snapped up for one of the most anticipated shows of the year, Break The Ice 2013 gets even bigger with the addition of five new bands to round out the hardcore fiesta that will take place this April.
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The Black N Blue Bowl have announced their 2013 lineup with a reunited Judge as headliners. No word as of yet as to who will be playing in the reunited Judge lineup, but one can assume Porcell and Sammy will no doubt be involved, as both are still actively playing.
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TERROR have released a video for the title track to their new album, "Live By The Code". The album is set to be released on Reaper Records for vinyl and Victory Records for digital and CD on April 2nd.
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To celebrate Record Store Day 2013, POISON CITY have announced a forthcoming split 7″ release, pairing up two of the most electrifying bands to emerge recently from Melbourne’s underground punk/ indie scene.
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Bad Religion have released a video for the title song of their new album True North. The simple yet evocative clip features an iconic young punk listening to the band’s music alone in his room while getting ready to go out, a powerful visual that flawlessly captures the unassuming yet crucial moment so many of the band’s fans have lived.
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Skate Rock may have been one of the defining sounds of Southern California in the late '80 / early ‘90s, but its origins were in another time and place. It began, in fact, in post-Outlaw Country 1970s Austin, Texas. That’s where singer Randy “Biscuit” Turner, guitarist Tim Kerr, bassist Chris Gates and drummer Greg Murray were mixing the prevailing trend of playing hard and fast with playing loose and funky.