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Melbourne deathcore outfit Boris the Blade have quickly gone from upstarts to established in the scene. The band is preparing to release their debut album, 'The Human Hive' this May. Having gained a strong following since their inception, local and international touring in 2014 aims to show the world this attention is justified. We talked to guitarist Josh Lording about touring, the album and the state of deathcore. 

Rock n' damn roll kids.

 UK outfit Krokodil, which features members of Gallows, Sikth and Hexes, have released their debut song, ‘Shatter’.

Pennsylvanian contemporaries The Menzingers are a fitting representation. On the immediate surface their music is accessible, sincere and engaging. Digging deeper and the result remains the same. The four-piece are students of the craft – influenced by their predecessors, but still offering individual and impassioned music. It’s not a marketed product nor is it test tube punk rock. It’s music that is more authentic, which makes the band’s current success justified. Preparing to release fourth studio album, ‘Rented World’ this Friday, the group is buoyed by the overwhelming success of 2012’s ‘On the Impossible Past’. This past achievement provides a neat backdrop for what full-length four appears to soon outdo. When in Australia last month, we chatted with members Greg Barnett and Tom May to get an insight into where everything is currently aligned.

Free water sounds like a no brainer really, but why isn't it a thing?.

A new agency on the scene featuring an old (see: wise) head.. Today sees the announcement of respected Aussie booking agent and general legend Alastair Green's new booking agency, MAKER, following his departure as head of electronic music at Artist Voice. According to Al, MAKER is a double-edged sword - one one side providing a highly-customised personal experience, on the other developing a community where artists can support one another and grow together... "We're utilising effective technologies and outsourcing administrative functions to industry specialists so we can focus on what makes us strong. We want to spend as much time as possible connecting with our family of artists to build, foster and develop new opportunities and maximise the potential of each artist we represent."  He'll be joined by the dapper-looking chap on the right in the photo above, Jon Debeere, who has worked with Al plenty in the past, touring a diverse range of internationals such as Bloc Party, DJ Funk, Br

Alexander DeLeon of The Cab has announced via his Instagram account that the group has reformed and are in the studio working on music.

UK's Moose Blood have entered the studio to record their debut full-length album, which will be released later this year through No Sleep Records.