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continued the promotional trail for their upcoming album, with the band releasing their latest music video. The band premiered the video for ' You Want A Battle? (Here ... Director and editor Stuart Birchall comments. ' Venom ' is due out August 14 via Sony Music Australia

happen. Now that you mention it, I can really see the influence of their music on the more recent Senses Fail records. Finally Buddy, will the beard be going anywhere ... Thorns From Your Heart’ is out June 30 th via Pure Noise Records / Sony Music

Read Instagram’s announcement here .  What it means for us? More holiday and music gig envy? With 300 million+ Instagrammers in every corner of the world, wherever events unfold ... your real world. It’s a step up from Facebook’s Oculus Rift and Sony’s Project Morpheus, which construct the digital world for you – HoloLens is equipped with sensors

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gave the "wonderfully different" album four stars .  Giorgio Moroder —  Déjà Vu (RCA/Sony Music) With this album, Giorgia Moroder has aligned "with their more disco moments but moves ... Grove —  Black Label (Shock) Ryan Adams —  Ten Songs Live At Carnegie Hall (Sony) Savage Garden —  Affirmation (Universal) Savage Garden —  Savage Garden (Universal) Savage Garden —  Savage

anything is currently booming in the Australian heavy music scene, it is the uprising of progressive rock and metal acts. Home-grown artists such as Ne Obliviscaris, Voyager and Caligula ... Karnivool head the pack with support from noted record labels such as UNFD and Sony BMG. If that doesn’t say Australia loves ‘prog’, then we don’t know what