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Deathproof PR have announced a Christmas event, which will see a mixed bill of bands perform at Melbourne’s John Curtin Hotel.

It has been a while since we heard from Melbourne’s Kisschasy save a few shows here and there, but things are starting to ramp up with the band headlining the Unfun festival and opting to play their ‘Hymns For The Non-Beliver’ album in full at the show. Killyourstereo.com caught up with bass player Joel Vanderuit to discuss why we haven’t heard much from the group and what they have been up to since.

XTRMST, the new project from AFI's Davey Havok and Jade Puget have announced that their self-titled debut album will be released on November 18. The duo says that the group is a straight-edge hardcore band and that the first single from the album, Conformist, will be available this coming Tuesday, October 7.

Metaclore sextet Silent Planet have debuted a new entitled 'XX (City Grave)'.

Indie-poppers From Indian Lakes have recently uploaded their entire new album 'Absent Sounds' to YouTube.

Melbourne upstarts Belle Haven have officially released their new single.

Sydney metallers Hunt the Haunted have unveiled a new song.

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Iceage are a band of brutal honesty, and they're not apologetic about it. These Denmark lads aren’t afraid to reject unnecessary questions, to disregard media controversies and, most importantly, to let their music speak for itself -and it’s clear to anyone that’s ever heard an Iceage song that their abrasive outpours of tension and emotion need no explanation. Despite that, we spoke to singer Elias Bender Rønnenfelt about their new LP 'Plowing Into the Field of Love', their recent dalliance down under and those pesky fascist rumours. 

Inaugural two-day musical festival, UNIFY takes place this January. The likes of The Amity Affliction, Northlane, In Hearts Wake, Thy Art Is Murder and more will converge on South Gippsland. With tickets now on sale, we get the bands to answer some quick-fire questions for us, continuing with Electrik Dynamtie’s Duane Jackson.

Club Cheval kid and Bromantic producer Sam Tiba gives us five favourite Bromance Records tunes.. Friday 10 October sees Nina Las Vegas's next NLV Presents tour, the International Edition, kick off in Perth at Villa, where she'll be joined by a fresh list of some of the world's most on-point tune selectors. And while it's almost shameful I've used the words "fresh" and "on-point" in one sentence, you try think of some better descriptors when we're talking about LuckyMe's Eclair Fifi, USA Jersey Club queen UNiiQU3 and Booty-beatmaker Swick for a global club lineup to die for. Also joining the fray is Club Chavel/Bromance Records darling Sam Tiba, who's know stranger to deep and dark bangers, and we asked him for his five essential Bromance Records tunes ahead of the tour. Click HERE for more info/tickets. ILLANGELO - CLOCKWORK feat. PHLO FINISTER Illangelo is an amazing producer. Each track I’m listening to surprises me and this one is no exception. It’s a deep, well-thought sonic adven

A music festival in the Bermuda Triangle on Halloween? Why not.. Bacardi obviously had a sit-down earlier this year and thought, Halloween is scary and all, but how can we make it scarier - and with bangers. Through this fictional pow-wow/festival organisation meeting that I've just made up in my head, the Bacardi Triangle Festival was born, featuring some of the world's biggest acts hitting one of the world's most intriguing and scary tropical island areas for a three-day musical adventure over the Halloween weekend. And I'm not kidding when I say 'world's biggest acts' either. All willing to throw superstition to the wind and fly into an area of the globe notorious for disappearing acts will be: Calvin Harris, Kendrick Lamar and Ellie Goulding take headline honours, joined by a variety of dance music deviants including Tensnake, PBR Streetgang, Crazy P Soundsystem, bass music pioneers AC Slater, Nadastrom and Sinden, Marc Roberts, Thee Mike B, Jubilee, Cuban Brothers, Futureboogie, F