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Europe in July, South America in November and hopefully we'll come to Australia in the Winter and then sometime next year we'll work on a real exit strategy ... most consistent reason to keep bane going this long?   I know it sounds so simple, but I honestly think the thing that kept us going was that we never

three-and-a-half decades, Phoenix punk outfit Meat Puppets have only been to Australia once before – over two decades ago – and even that inaugural visit ended up a fittingly ... little germ of an idea gets you to.” Since the outset Meat Puppets' distinctive sound owed as much to country and psychedelic rock as it did the punk scene where

Corrosion of Conformity again.     How was Soundwave for Down?   Oh man, Australia in general, I just love! Soundwave was awesome because we had so many friends with ... were so happy of it. We worked our asses off on it and it sounds like Down. It's gonna knock it out of the park live

inform the lush, detailed aesthetic that has defined their sound to date. Cupid also features the talents of some of Australia's premium hip-hop identities such as One Above ... rewarded with the discovery of many musical gems that are cosily embedded in the sound.”  Gold Street 's delights don't end at instrumentation, though, with Cupid 's lyrics especially

debut album, In The Silence , has been critically acclaimed since its release, and Australia is quickly cottoning on to what UK and the rest of Europe have recently found ... Wednesday, May 7, to 5pm Thursday, May 8 to subscribers of Secret Sounds, Handsome Tours and venue mailing lists. General tickets are up for grabs from 9am on Friday

didn't want any electronics stuff in the music. We wanted the raw rock sound and we got it and you can feel it on the album.   I definitely ... living in the storm.   When do you think Chiodos can come back to Australia and bring all this meaning and passion down under?!   We are talking about booking

trodden post-punk sound. Very much a sound of their city, the band can't boast to big of a profile in Australia – but that's all about to change