Kill Your Stereo

Last month, Sydney's Mood Swing and Perth outfit, The Others, released a new split 7" together. So we thought that it'd be rather fitting to run a split feature on the two bands that are now also touring together. Huh, go figure.

Lamb Of God need no introduction because they have spent the over two decades melting our faces off (figuratively speaking, my face is still intact).

Due to circumstantial differences and a "lack of direction", Perth's Dropbears have announced tonight that they will be calling it quits.

The word 'evolution' gets thrown around a lot these days, but Storm The Sky have really embraced the phrase with their newest single/video combo.   

Dayumn, Melbourne rag-tag rockers Kill Dirty Youth sure know how to set the mood with their music. As their song 'Lexipro', proves.

In case you somehow missed it earlier today, Refused are coming back to Australia next January, which is bound to be a great kick off to 2017. Now, the band's upcoming headline run will be with Sick Of It All and our very own High Tension, which is one pretty kickass lineup if you ask me. Regarding this Aussie tour, KYS chatted with singer Dennis Lyxzén about feminism, the band's charity work, older, purist fans, and on 'New Noise' having appeared in everything from T.V. films, the UFC, and even the new Doom game.

If one of the reasons that you bought tickets for Soundwave 2016 was to see Refused live, then you were probably devastated by the festival going down the dunny and missing out on seeing these guys.

You may not have heard of Orlando's Exotype before, but after this recent shitstorm with their label, Rise Records, you'll definitely remember them.

Sydney's Totally Unicorn let their vocalist Drew Gardner’s go on a pub crawl for a day and have it filmed for a new music video. And that's it.