After The Fall

Hardcore punk at its most brutal and best.

"Their rawest and most organic album yet."

The next challenge will be to see whether they can move forward rather than just continue ruminating on their former glories.

“It had to happen I guess. I’d love to give a certain producer who I love a call but our budget didn’t permit any of that kind of behaviour. I’ll make it clear, I didn’t get paid.”

After The Fall are a reenergised band. It’s a DIY mentality now for the Central Coast rockers. With new album ‘Bittersweet’ due out soon and a run of shows on the horizon, KYS caught up with guitarist Mark Warner for a brief, quickfire chat recently.

A welcome return to form.

They're back

The name After The Fall may be familiar to you, but it's likely you may be thinking of the other one. This After The Fall was stablished in 2003, and play melodic hardcore in the vein of Bad Religion, Paint It Black, NOFX, Propaghandi and Kill Your Idols to name a few. The band's latest record "Eradication" is out now through Mightier Than Sword Records, and the band will be making the trip to Australia for the very first time in November, touring alongside of Melbourne's Anchors. We caught up with the band's vocalist and guitarist Mike Moak to discuss the upcoming tour, as well as what the band has in store for their future.

Studio album number three from local Aussie rockers.