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“We spent so much time on the road thinking that if we stopped, people would lose interest. But when we went away, it only got bigger. We all carved new paths for ourselves, so coming back to Alexisonfire is a purely enjoyable creative venture. Something special happens when we get in a room together.”

This is not the first time A$AP Rocky has been in hot water with the law.

"There’s a reason that all those great sixties songs are called 'timeless' – the raw stories they tell make sense to every generation."

"We have always been driven by genuine love and passion for music, and this recognition means so much to us."

"A lot of bands have done incredible re-releases or reimagined versions of songs, and those versions are usually stripped down and showcase a softer side. We wanted to do the exact opposite - to team up with some powerhouses in the deathcore scene (Brand of Sacrifice), and release something heavy, fast paced and aggressive."

"when we were young is a song that recognises what is gained and what is lost as we get older" says Dan Searle. "as the world unfolds around us we can become overwhelmed by its endless complexity. when i was 20 I thought I had the whole thing sussed, today i’m pretty sure i’ll never understand reality. we lose our innocence as we age, and although fatalism and cynicism can creep in, we also begin to shift our focus toward gratitude for existence and for those that we love."

Hey Kids! Who Likes AURAL CHAOS? Veil of Maya's new one 'Synthwave Vegan' is brutal and chaotic in equal measure, while also somehow maintaining a GROOVY AS FUCK through-line. It's classic VoM and I am here for it.

Lili & Nikki discuss how wild the last two years have been, all the wild adventures of finishing up with Pagan, joining Blood Command, recording an album, meeting her band members after being in different countries for over a year & then returning to the stage.

Perth/Boorloo-based duo tell us all about their entrancing world of experimental electronic indie sounds ahead of third album Constant Connection.

The former The Drones and now Tropical Fuck Storm and Springtime frontman talks changes in the music industry, creativity, the pain and boredom of postponing, and naming a band “because the guy from Fugazi said”.

The musician, fashion designer, and visual artist gives us two offerings taken from her debut album ahead of its release next month..