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Unearth proudly stand at the forefront of modern metal leaving a trail of mosh pit devastation in their wake. Unearth have delivered their most compelling statement with their 5th full length ‘Darkness In Light’ driving a fist into the collective gut of every image-obsessed wannabe metal band currently cluttering up the landscape. Unearth set the new standard with Revolver magazine calling it ‘Stunning’ and Kerrang! declaring it “A truly riveting record from explosive start to crushing finish". In This Moment are firmly positioning themselves at the top of the metal pantheon. Their 3rd album ‘A Star – Crossed wasteland’ has been touted by Alternative Press as “one of the years most anticipated albums”. It showcases In This Moment at their unrelenting best with Rock Sound declaring it “Mixes metalcore savagery with neck – hair tugging melody…. their best album to date” If you’re looking for subtle, look elsewhere! Kittie have never been for the faint of heart. Redefining the sco...

The new M.I.A video for ‘Bad Girls’ is kind of disappointing. We doubt it will get banned from Youtube, so naturally we feel a bit let down.

Blues & Soul music is something that can’t be taught, can’t be imitated. It has to be felt, and it has to be lived. ALABAMA SHAKES are it.

Melbourne pop punk band Up And Atom have just released their debut self-titled EP on their BandCamp page. The five-track was recorded, mixed and mastered by Damien Maunders and features a guest spot by Dan Bonnici, both of whom are from Melbourne punk blokes Cavalcade.

Attack Attack! are heading in a new direction, unlucky for them it is the same direction as everyone else.

Silverstein are some of the busiest bees in the modern post-hardcore scene, churning out six full-length albums and a string of EPs across their twelve-year career. Their latest slab is ‘Short Songs’, a love-letter to the past that pairs breakneck punk and hardcore songwriting with covers of genre pioneers like Orchid and NOFX. Frontman Shane Told recently spoke with Kill Your Stereo about the new album and the band’s plans for 2012.

Another short burst of brilliance.

Taking Back Sunday have no intention of slowing themselves down. On their latest album, the band has gone back to its roots, reuniting the lineup behind their classic debut release and enlisting the help of ‘Louder Now’ producer Eric Valentine to make a triumphant return to the limelight. Frontman Adam Lazzarra recently spoke with Kill Your Stereo about the self-titled album and the band's upcoming tour of Australia with New Found Glory.