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DARKEST HOUR have confirmed 3 headline shows in Australia and will be bringing their crushing metal to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne this weekend! There have only been a select few that can claim the sustained ferocity and relevance over the last fifteen years that DARKEST HOUR can. Quite simply, they are a metal phenomenon.Mastering, ascending and maturing from each album they have created, DARKEST HOUR return with their 7th studio album ‘The Human Romance’. With fangs bared, unstoppable and more menacing than ever with every passing riff and scream “This is how metalcore should be: layered, dynamic, passionate… easily the best Darkest Hour have been” – Rocksound .

Hydra Head Records has confirmed that Old Man Gloom, featuring members of Isis, Cave In, and Converge, will release a new album next month.

The Menzingers have been robbed of all but their gear during a tour in Manchester, UK, according to a post on their twitter account.

Gallows have announced that they will be self-releasing their next album via their own label, Venn Records.

Terror vocalist Scott Vogel recently had a rant about the Refused reunion while onstage at Groezrock which also features Refused on the line-up.

The beginning of the end.

Rising Brisbane based rockers Guards Of May, have just released their eagerly awaited, self titled debut EP.

Blkout annnounce " Point Of No Return". “Dealing with the past catching up with you, moving on from it and trying to find meaning” – Scott Angel, Blkout vocalist. The echoes of previous actions have a way of crawling back to haunt. On their new album, Point Of No Return, Perth’s Blkout lay down how they learnt this lesson the hard way by panning towards the unorthodox in their journey to widen the scope of Australian hardcore. At the heart of the outfit’s sophomore full-length for Resist Records, these five musicians have ventured into new territory as they embrace the struggles of modern middle-class youth – from poverty and desperation to brushes with the law. Originally an outlet for the band to pay homage to New York greats like Cro-mags and Breakdown, the range of influences this band shares have seeped on to this release with diverse instrumentalisation favoured over the traditional hardcore fanfare. “We wanted to create a record we would want to listen to,” vocalist Scott ...

Six Feet Under are the first band to be confirmed for the next instalment of Soundwave Festival, which will make its way around the country in February and March next year. The band, which is fronted by Cannibal Corpse vocalist Chris Barnes, was originally scheduled to tour Australia alongside DevilDriver and Darkest Hour this month. The tour was cancelled after DevilDriver frontman Dez Fafara contracted a severe case of pneumonia.

In a massive blow to local metal fans, California's DevilDriver have been forced to cancel their Australian tour. The decision was made due to frontman Dez Fafara contracting pneumonia after a rigorous touring schedule. In a first for the band, Fafara will remain at home to recover on doctor's orders.