Kill Your Stereo

A lot is happening in Melbourne on December 10th gig-wise. Anti-Flag and Scott Reynolds are playing at Max Watts. Make Them Suffer are playing with DVSR, Foxblood, Death In Bloom and Advocates at the Northcote Social Club. And hell, even Coldplay are performing a sold-out show over at Etihad Stadium. But what's also going down on that fabled Saturday will be the subject of this article - Invasion Fest.

Out of Killswitch Engage's seven-album discography, there are three records that really stick out to critics and fans alike. Those three are, of course, 2002's 'Alive Or Just Breathing', '2004's 'The End Of Heartache' and 2006's 'As Daylight Dies'. Now, if I were to break down the best of those three to go from the best to the worst (the "worst" still being pretty damned good), it would be as followed: 'As Daylight Dies', then 'Alive Or Just Breathing' and then 'The End Of Heartache', with the band's other albums all sitting somewhere behind their 2004 breakout release.

'90's as fuck, mate.

Some great supports to go along with some great headliners.

Make sure you go see one of Sydney's better punk rock bands for the final time as they support both Scott Reynolds and Anti-Flag in December.

Of Mice & Men have had to pull out due to Austin Carlile's health, but Issues have got us covered.

Melbourne's Boris The Blade are taking no prisoners with their newest single, 'Warpath'.

Yep, it's happened again! I, Valiance have parted ways with their latest vocalist, Daniel Konstantinou. So auditions are open once more.