Brendan Crabb, Journalist

"There were always differences in Kyuss. In my opinion that’s why Kyuss was such a short-lived experience first time around."

Quality-wise, this is somewhat removed from 2003’s sonic gut-punch Shadow Hearts.

Brendan Crabb saw 2013 as a great year for heavy Australian music.

Certain veteran hair-raising rockers don’t get the joke, but the masses are laughing themselves silly with Steel Panther.

A work in progress, but they’re rapidly learning their way around a contagious hook.

The power of the riff compels thee.

"We don’t give a fuck. We love to play what we like to play, and if you’re on board with that for the last two records, you’re gonna be on board with this one."

Scourge of opening acts and promoters worldwide, Deicide still have some evil intentions.