Kill Your Stereo

The Sydney locals offer up a tasty visual cut for their vicious track, 'Voices'.

Bassist Tim Byles & guitarist Mitchell Grace of Sydney's Far Away Stables talk with us about their killer debut album, 'Between Rage and Serenity'.

Boy, this sure is In Hearts Wake.

For over a decade now, Southern metal/hard rock outfit He Is Legend have been one of the most underrated acts in the alternative underground. Across five, stellar full-length albums  –  which trace a path from the group's early beginnings as purveyors of raucous metalcore-meets-post-hardcore, to the country-fried, blues/rock/metal chimera you'll find today –  the North Carolina four-piece have consistently delivered bangin' riffs and soaring melodies, while continuing to defy genre conventions with their bold, risk-taking swagger. When Killyourstereo.com recently spoke with vocalist and Southern gentlemen Schuylar Croom from a green room in central Scotland, we managed to deliberate on all manner of subjects, including the release of their highly anticipated, fifth studio record, 'few,' touring across the European continent, letting their influences shine, 19th-century French poetry, and how to stay up on the latest in hip-hop culture.  

We look at Linkin Park, their new album 'One More Light', pop music, bands moving towards a poppier sound, & fandom.

Metalcore done right.

Through playing in Helm, Tension and Scalene, Queensland local Lucas Stone has been in the Australian music industry for over 25 years now, and he's seen many trends, bands, and people come and go over the years. But he himself is still here, through the rough thick and breezy thin of it all.

If Aburden play their cards right, and with a solid EP like 'My Old Friend', big things are bound to come their way.

Chris Cornell, the Soundgarden and Audioslave singer, has died. He was 52 years old.