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Limp Bizkit and bands like that, he really wants to put more of that sound into the mix. With the whole nu-metal aspect, are you personally into ... pretty world class. Yeah, definitely. I likened him as being the Will Putney of Australia in the review. Yeah, I actually sent him that quote on Facebook

Portland's Red Fang have announced a national tour. The US outfit returns to Australia for an eight show run this May. Red Fang released their current studio album, ' Whales ... live album. Red Fang have managed to successfully tweak and alter their sound just that little bit to create something new yet still classic." - Killyourstereo.com album review . TOUR

both sides of the water, a welcome tangling of lines that combined some of Australia's most exciting - though perhaps less widely known - musicians. After a deliciously riotous foray into ... band have slimmed down to just two members in recent years but their sound is still surprisingly robust. The reins then passed to last minute additions for the evening, Treehouse

suspect it had diminished their energy levels somewhat - they just didn’t sound ‘big’ enough, especially for a six-piece. Meanwhile a serious crowd had finally assembled in front ... casual quip “I just found out that the legal age of consent in Australia is now 12!” is that there’s likely some imbecile in the crowd who believes

Night. On Stage 1, Twin Atlantic tell us it's their first visit to Australia. The poor bastards melt up there while performing songs such as Yes I Was Drunk ... lose our minds". Scattered fat drops of rain, some lightning then there's no sound. An amusement ride momentarily halts with thrillseekers stuck high in the air. The speakers crank

Lost Isles. It premiered over at Rock Sound. Listen to it below. The record officially dropped in Australia today (February 20) through  Fearless Records . You can pick

Square Park after four years at the multi-storey Maggie Mae's, organisers  Sounds Australia  have confirmed. The move comes as part of a renewed push by Sounds ... than 'Spring Breakers', so it’s actually a little more of a consolidation," Sounds Australia executive producer  Millie Millgate  told theMusic.com.au. "The evolution of South

South African exports, PHFAT found their way over to this fine country almost an entire year ago for their debut

bands are doing great things there, longer tours and more places to play; it sounds like a whole lotta fun! When will you be back? We’re like the Terminator ... Like most tours, driving, knitting, driving etc. What will you be missing most about Australia? Walking into a servo to pay for fuel and saying, “G’day mate

friends, they’re like my brothers. We’re trying to curate a well-rounded sound, vibe and aesthetic. It’s fun to play shows together because we will go back ... back for work now. “Honestly, there is so much cool shit coming out of Australia, like the music there, everyone’s taste level is so impressive. The fact that