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Slipknot are streaming their new track, 'XIX.'

Paces is back with brand new material and an upcoming EP via etcetc.

Let Them Eat Cake announces new festival in Melbourne to welcome the new year, with five stages and a multitude of underground electronic acts.

Popular LA based hardcore band Rotting Out are getting ready to head down here for their first Australian tour alongside Comeback Kid and Relentless. Killyourstereo.com caught up with vocalist Walter Delgado to talk about the tour, as well as the details of their upcoming third studio album, and what it's like to be considered a role model.

Melbourne heavy-hitters Colossvs have launched pre-orders for their upcoming release, ‘Unholy’.

Local supports have been announced for Hand of Mercy’s upcoming ‘Resolve’ tour.

The spreading of wings.

Two nights of maximum party featuring some of the countries finest collectives...and us..

A new format for Southbound's local band comp, and we're getting involved.. Southbound's local band comp is getting a little makeover in 2015 - putting the power of selecting the winner is your hands via voting system. Interested artists need to send Southbound their applications, from which they will finalise a shortlist of bands they feel have been working hard/making waves in the WA music scene. With a little help from reputable WA music media outlets The Music, Xpress and, urm... us, three finalists will be selected, and each media outlet will pick one finalist to root for during the month of November. All three finalists will be showcased one night in November (TBA), and finally, once your votes are tallied, the winner will be revealed. The winner of Stagebound will open the Big Top stage on Saturday 3 January at Southbound 2015, plus voters go in the running to win a double Happy Camper pass. Here's what you need to do:  ARTISTS If you would like your band to be considered as a f

Converse celebrate the FA14 Allstar collection by answering the question: What would sneakers do?. Your dirty pair of Cons have seen a lot of good times at gigs and parties no doubt. Converse Australia knows it, and wants you to personify those good times you’ve trod.  They’re the shoe that everybody can wear, no matter your scene or style, comfortably and confidently. And while the diverse range of individuals who wear Cons are all free, walking ads, the company’s had some pretty incredible marketing campaigns over the last decade. There was the Cons-as-corsets campaign in Japan, its 100 year anniversary campaign featuring ‘Icons of the 21st Century’ (including journalist Hunter S. Thompson, M.I.A., James Dean, Karen O, rapper Common and more, and its ‘timeless’ visual-art aligned campaign in 2005. Converse’s latest global campaign is maybe its best yet. Entitled ‘Shoes Are Boring’, it may just seriously compete with Nike’s iconic ‘Just Do It’. Here’s the gist of the campaign, as it e

King & Queen bae Beyonce and Jay Z shut down The Louvre for a day trip..