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SUPPORT LOCAL HEAVY METAL tee

We are extremely happy to offer our very first EVERYDAY METAL tee.
Featuring a huge SUPPORT LOCAL HEAVY METAL back print, our shirts are designed in house and printed by the very talented Redwood Press on 100% combed cotton.

Check out our behind the scenes video below and you can get your tee in our online store.

PARKWAY DRIVE – 20th Anniversary Tour 2024

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Two decades ago, a band that would go on to pioneer and dominate the landscape of heavy music was born on the sunny shores of Byron Bay. Now in 2024, Australian metal titans PARKWAY DRIVE will triumphantly return to home soil this September to celebrate their 20th anniversary with their biggest headline tour to date, with the 20 Year Anniversary Tour set to ignite stadiums and arenas across the country, alongside very special guests I PREVAIL (USA), THE GHOST INSIDE (USA) and Void Of Vision.

A world-first experience and 20 unforgettable years in the making, Australia will play home in 2024 to PARKWAY DRIVE‘s brand new production; the band’s biggest show they have ever produced fittingly set to christen in their own backyard as part of the 20 Year Anniversary Tour.

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“Australia, it’s been a while. To be honest, it feels like forever. We didn’t plan it to be this way, but then again we didn’t plan on making it this far in the first place. So here it is, we’re finally back, with the biggest headlining tour we have done, anywhere, ever, full stop. A celebration of a 20 year journey, of the roads we have walked through, the generations, to the path we still define, our own. 20 years, through blood sweat and tears. Still Australian, still unbreakable. Australia, turn the fuck up and make us proud, this is one for the history books” Winston McCall, Parkway Drive 

Wielding an incomparable legacy lined with boundless innovation, the juggernaut journey for PARKWAY DRIVE from teenage metal underdogs into becoming an unstoppable global force is one most could only dream of. With seven full-length albums in their wake, PARKWAY DRIVE have also scored three consecutive #1 releases on the ARIA Albums Chart courtesy of 2015’s Ire, 2018’s Reverence and, most recently, 2022’s Darker Still. With six of their albums certified Gold in Australia and multiple ARIA wins under their belts, the five-piece have also garnered worldwide chart success, cementing their status as a festival-headlining behemoth alongside three documentaries, a live album, millions of streams and thousands of live performances.

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PARKWAY DRIVE – Live at KNOTFEST 2023

Also armed with an unforgettable live prowess which has sold out arenas and stupefied festival crowds worldwide, PARKWAY DRIVE‘s formidable reputation in a live setting doesn’t merely live up to the hype; it sets the hype on fire, literally. Transcending their metalcore foundations into another stratosphere, the spectacle of a PARKWAY DRIVE performance is one that stays with you well after the stage has emptied, with the band previously headlining the likes of Wacken, Good Things Festival in Australia and So What?! Festival amongst countless shows with some of the biggest names in metal, including Lamb Of God, Soulfly and Killswitch Engage.

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I PREVAIL – Live at GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL 2023

Platinum-certified and twice Grammy-nominated Michigan rock powerhouse I PREVAIL will return down under this September to unleash their towering wares Australia-wide. An arena-level band, I PREVAIL have racked up billions of streams, close to 400 million views on YouTube, and toured the globe extensively. Catch I PREVAIL playing hits from across their entire catalogue this September.

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Forming in California, THE GHOST INSIDE have survived and thrived against unimaginable odds since erupting onto the scene with their 2008 debut album Fury and the Fallen Ones. Blending the new wave of metalcore with driving punk hues, THE GHOST INSIDE cleave aggressive sounds with thoughtful thematics and melodics, and are set to release their sixth album Searching for Solace this April.

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VOID OF VISION – Live at KNOTFEST 2023

The Melbourne entity known as VOID OF VISION have solidified their standing as one of the most innovative and sonically explosive acts in the modern heavy scene for over a decade. From performing at Australia’s first ever Knotfest in 2024 alongside Slipknot, Parkway Drive and Megadeth through to their most recent groundbreaking single Angel Of Darkness, VOID OF VISION ceaselessly astonish.

Don’t miss your chance to witness PARKWAY DRIVE‘s biggest headline tour to date this September, this will absolutely be one for the ages.

Early bird pre-sale tickets on sale: Tuesday 26 March @ 9am local time

To Gain Early Ticket Access Register Here -> https://daltours.cc/PWD20Yrs

General tickets on sale: Thursday 28 March @ 9am local time
Tickets from destroyalllines.com

PARKWAY DRIVE
20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TOUR

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS
I PREVAIL (USA)
THE GHOST INSIDE (USA) + VOID OF VISION

FRIDAY 20 SEPTEMBER – BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE
SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER – QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY
SUNDAY 22 SEPTEMBER – JOHN CAIN ARENA, MELBOURNE

FRIDAY 27 SEPTEMBER – AEC ARENA, ADELAIDE
SUNDAY 29 SEPTEMBER – HBF STADIUM, PERTH

General tickets on sale: Thursday 28 March @ 9am local time
Tickets from destroyalllines.com

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MACHINE HEAD – ‘Slaughter The Martour’ live in Melbourne

Words – Clare
Photos – Mitch

There was no way that EM would miss seeing Machine Head live on their Slaughter the Martour World Tour, especially since their last anniversary tour was devastatingly cancelled back in 2020. Not only are Machine Head part of our, and well, everybody’s metal history but they’re amazing entertainers and still killing it today on the music front. This band also genuinely loves their fans and this comes across in their stellar performances. This was an especially symbolic night for EM’s founder and head photographer who easily lists Machine Head as an all-time favourite band, so to be shooting them from the front row was one off the bucket list. With special guests Fear Factory the nostalgic kick was even more cemented. It was only a fortnight ago that I was at home watching Mortal Kombat and there was a sick track playing during the fight between Liu Kang and Reptile and I was like, ah shit, that’s Fear Factory’s Zero Signal (spoiler alert, it was totally on their set list for the tour).

Frankenbok wasted no time at all slamming into their 25-minute set as the slew of fans slowly got ushered into The Forum. They played hard and they played fast with their newer tracks Rolling Dice Dirty Streets, Confidence Man, Fight Back, Lady Nicotine, Heart With Fire, and Monk Discipline, sufficiently getting the pit all warmed up for the festivities ahead.

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The new era for Fear Factory graced our shores for this tour which includes the well-known and longtime guitarist Dino Cazares, the exceptional bassist Tony Campus from Static-X and Soulfly and the newcomer Italian-born vocalist Milo Silvestro. Immediately young Milo impressed the fans, he cocked his back and spit erupted into the sky before he showed us what his pipes could do with Shock. The crowd responded with raucous applause. Also from their 1998 album release Obsolete they followed with Edgecrusher, the members headbanging in unison to each crushing beat. For Dielectric the crowd’s fists were in the air and before Fuel Injected Suicide Machine began the crowd roared ‘I HATE EVERYTHING’. Saving the best for last, Milo slayed Demanufacture, stepping across the pit, and connecting with the fans in the front rows. This was followed by Zero Signal with an added ‘FATALITY’ voice-over which opened the floor right up for a circle pit. Dino leaned into his mic, ‘Every time I come to Melbourne you guys fucking kick ass’. It was at this point the whole venue sang Happy Birthday to Tony Campus before the band slammed back some shots in celebration. The evening followed with Replica and a hugely uplifting deliverance of Resurrection which was dedicated to any and every person in the crowd who has struggled. Resurrection lifted us up and left us energised and hopeful.

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The house lights went out and digital blood-splattered Machine Fucking Head lit up the backdrop and immediately the crowd faced the stage, fists up in the air. The first half of the set was filled with huge blasts of smoke from the stage, middle fingers and the pit jumping through tracks Imperium, Ten Ton Hammer, Choke on the Ashes of Your Hate, and Aesthetics of Hate. Robb Flynn then took us back in time to the early 90’s for the band’s demo album with Old ‘Get your goddamn devil horns in the air!’. The epic 2011 track Locust would follow along with the melodic anthem of Beautiful Mourning.

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Then for the first time in over a year, Machine Head offered to play a cover song but in the style of choose your own adventure, we had the power to choose from 3 songs. 1. Metallica’s Motorbreath, 2. All The Small Things by Blink-182 or 3. Iron Maiden’s Hallowed Be Thy Name. With a distinct roar for Maiden, the band began to play, faking us out with the intro to All The Small Things before cracking on to the crowd favourite Hallowed Be Thy Name. 2022’s Slaughter the Martyr ignited more smoke bursts with 2001’s Bulldozer forcing more horns to the sky and many heads nodding in agreement to the breakdown. ‘Any old school metal heads here tonight’ asked Ronn as the band entered the track From This Day from the 1999 album release The Burning Red. As the night came to a close we got to scream ‘Let freedom ring with a shotgun blast’ as loud as satisfyingly possible to Davidian and after giving it up for one of Machine’s Head favourite bands the ‘mighty Fear Factory’ with fierce applause, Machine fucking Head encored with a fan favourite Halo. Pillars of smoke permeated the stage for the final time while Robb sported a smile from ear to ear while duelling guitars ‘Thank you Melbourne, you are some bad mother fuckers, you made us feel good tonight, we love you!’.

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Huge thanks to the Forum Melbourne crew for having us and a special thanks to John Howarth for arranging media access.

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SANGUISUGABOGG + DISENTOMB – Live at Max Watts Melbourne 2024

Words – Clare
Photos – Mitch

The sizzling warmth in Victoria over the long weekend was turning our city into the bowels of hell, and as we descended into the bowels of Max Watts, escaping the human-filled street of the city, I was enraptured by the thought that we would soon be blessed with a death metal soundtrack to match the hellish record-breaking heatwave currently plaguing Melbourne.

This was not only the first time I was going to see the American four-piece death metal band Sanguisugabogg perform live since their inception in 2019, but this would be the first time listening to them as well. Having seen Disentomb years ago at the Northcote Social Club alongside the ever-elusive band Odiusembowel, I could easily make the assumption that whomever affiliates themselves with this bludgeoning destructive metal would definitely be heavy as fuck by association. Turned out that assumption would be completely correct, for the entire line-up of the evening.

Deliquesce opened the Melbourne leg of the tour with some earlycomers moshing and stomping around, delighted by the sheer heaviness and chaotic energy the band had to offer. Also having only formed in 2019, Deliquesce played tracks from both albums Engineered Frailty released in 2020 and Cursed With Malevolence released just last year. Included were Vile Spectres, Eviscerated Through Flames, Hostile Contagion, and Sectarian Divide. 

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Algor Mortis started their soundcheck, the guitarist picked his strings in the tune of the SpongeBob Squarepants theme song, which sparked a very gleeful and impromptu sing-along with members of the crowd. I think the kids were ready! Algor Mortis is another local band that began in 2019 and with their mix of hardcore and death metal they have been growing in popularity and with good reason, they know how to throw down. Vocalist Cecilia Keane (CC) had impressive growls that never wavered, even though she told us to bear with her due to recently being sick, she pushed through and gave a solid performance. They played some tracks off their new EP with CC telling the fans ‘I know you don’t know it, but I wanna see you acting like you do!’ The crowd complied with limbs flying around the pit in violent ecstasy. The last track of the night was Taste The Wound from their self-titled album released in 2020 joined by a guest vocalist who jumped out from the wings only to retreat to the side of the stage, flat on his back exhausted from giving his all.

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Then a tight (and way to short) set from the co-headliners, Disentomb. No complaints from me though, with their unrelenting brutality this was by far the most cathartic point of the evening. The whole 35-minute set was filled with hypnotic heaviness and bone-shaking beats, and I don’t mean that figuratively, the platform where I was standing shook wildly, I could feel the violent vibrations in my sternum. This was most definitely caused by their beast of a drummer Henri, who is by far one of my favourite drummers of all time, I can’t help but watch him in awe as to how he keeps up that insane momentum with ease. Disentomb powered through some tracks in their back catalogue, and although they are set to release an EP later this year, their fans were left chomping at the bit until their next tour.

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Sanguisugabogg got started early which was A-OK with the already geared-up crowd. I was not sure what to expect from a band with an impossible-to-decipher logo and track titles like Testicular Rot, Dragged By a Truck and Necrosexual Deviant, but not only were they heavy as fuck, they were fun to boot. The vocalist Devin Swank rhapsodised over the huge turnout of the evening ‘There’s a lot of fucking people here tonight. Just wanna say, thank you, guys, for keeping Death Metal alive’. The pit took off immediately with Black Market Vasectomy, Face Ripped Off and Pissed from their 2023 album release Homicidal Ecstasy, the searing intensity of the music had a galvanic effect on the pit. Especially during Testicular Rot when the lead singer proclaimed a game of ‘Murder Ball’, a footy was thrown into the audience, and the victor would be whomever could hold onto it by the end of the song. It was very entertaining for the onlookers and what seemed like a whole lotta wholesome fun for the participants.

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Devin continued to whip the room into a frenzy with the chant Aussie, Aussie, Aussie and comments like ‘If u see someone standing still. Move them!’ But for the first time in a long time, I witnessed a circle pit form without any instigation from the band, just the sheer chaotic riffs driving them to it. It was CC’s turn to guest vocal for the last remaining track of the evening, she was lured on stage to intro the track Dead As Shit from the album Tortured Whole. This was a wildly successful tour filled with exceptional talent and I for one am also grateful there are enough demented people in the world helping to keep the death metal scene alive. Keep ‘em coming!

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Thanks to the Max Watts crew for having us and special thanks to Lochlan Watt and Destroy All Lines for arranging media access.

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ALPHA WOLF – ‘Half Living Things’ Tour Sold Out!

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Bringing the noise firmly back in 2024, Australian behemoths ALPHA WOLF sold out their Half Living Things Australian Headline Tour with special international guests, including Ohio metalcore stalwarts THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, Texan metalcore trailblazers INVENT ANIMATE and Swedish modern heavy wielders THROWN this August in less than a week of tickets on sale.

Due to overwhelming demand, additional shows have been added and venues upgraded with tickets on sale now.

New shows have been added to Melbourne on Friday 2 August at Chelsea Heights Hotel and a 2nd show at Liberty Hall in Sydney on Wednesday 7 August.

Perth’s show on Thursday 1 August has now been upgraded to Metropolis, Adelaide on Sunday 4 August will now be at Hindley St Music Hall and Brisbane’s venue has been upgraded to Fortitude Music Hall on Saturday 10 August. All existing tickets remain valid for these shows.

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Never ones to do anything by halves, ALPHA WOLF have relentlessly sharpened their trademark intensity against the odds over the years, from releasing their critically-acclaimed sophomore album A Quiet Place To Die amid the pandemic in 2020, to releasing a split EP, The Lost & The Longing, with Welsh rockers Holding Absence in 2022, and, as of 2024, ferociously approaching their third full-length album Half Living Things, due out on Friday 5 April via Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records.

Hinting at things to come via the track Bring Back The Noise, a neck-snapping party-starter, as well as the internet-breaking collab single Sucks 2 Suck with legendary rapper Ice-T, last week saw ALPHA WOLF release the emphatic single, Whenever You’re Ready. A track soaked in heart-wrenching melodics and pounding instrumentation.

Launching their own curated festival CVLTFEST in 2022, ALPHA WOLF continue to powerfully fly the flag for their own incredible wares as well as the local heavy music scene and exciting international acts, with CVLTFEST returning last month for its second edition to critical acclaim, headlined by ALPHA WOLF themselves alongside friends Emmure (USA), Crossfaith (Japan), Ocean Grove, Paledusk (Japan), Ten56. (France), Diamond Construct, Crave Death and Vilify.

Ticking off their biggest North American run to date with Motionless in White in and tearing up multiple stages as part of the inaugural Knotfest Australia last year, ALPHA WOLF kicked off 2024 touring regionally supporting The Amity Affliction, and will embark later this month on a massive North American headline run, supported by Emmure, UnityTX and Chamber, before heading to the UK to appear at Download Festival alongside Queens Of The Stone Age, Fall Out Boy, Avenged Sevenfold and more.

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Check out our coverage of ALPHA WOLF playing as part of Knotfest 2023

Forming in 2005, THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA have gone on to become a towering fixture in the metalcore scene, armed with their balanced blend of turbulence, eloquent lyricism and melodic sorcery. From securing six consecutive Top 5 debuts on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums Chat through to extensive tours across the globe, THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA most recently showcased their prowess via their 2022 album Color Decay. In 2024, the band will return to Australia in following supporting Polaris on a national sold out tour in 2017, and also marking the band’s first tour down under since releasing The Act in 2019 and Color Decay.

Progressive metalcore quartet INVENT ANIMATE certainly know how to turn heads and melt hearts with their deeply empathetic heavy creations. Deeply connective and laced with fluctuating moments of ambience, intensity and technical immersion, INVENT ANIMATE unveiled their fourth studio album, Heavener, in 2023, self-produced by the band alongside The Plot In You’s Landon Tewers and praised for its progressive elements and nuanced complexity. 

Releasing their debut single greyout in 2021, Sweden’s THROWN have quickly become one of the hottest acts in the modern heavy scene, blending intense guitars with aggressive vocals and infectious arrangements. With a misanthropic sonic spine and a fresh take on the metalcore and surrounding realms, THROWN recently toured alongside Fit For A King and Invent Animate, with 2024 marking the first time ever that the band will tour Australia.

Tickets for new shows & venue upgrades are on sale now
from 
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Destroy All Lines, Greyscale Records + SharpTone Records Present

ALPHA WOLF
HALF LIVING THINGS AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2024

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS
THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA (USA)
INVENT ANIMATE (USA) + THROWN (SWE)

THURSDAY 1 AUGUST 2024 – METROPOLIS, PERTH 18+ VENUE UPGRADE
FRIDAY 2 AUGUST 2024 – CHELSEA HEIGHTS HOTEL, MELBOURNE 18+ NEW SHOW 
SATURDAY 3 AUGUST 2024 – FORUM, MELBOURNE 18+ SOLD OUT
SUNDAY 4 AUGUST 2024 – HINDLEY ST MUSIC HALL, ADELAIDE LIC AA VENUE UPGRADE
WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST 2024 – LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY LIC AA NEW SHOW 
THURSDAY 8 AUGUST 2024 – LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY LIC AA SOLD OUT
FRIDAY 9 AUGUST 2024 – KING ST BAND ROOM, NEWCASTLE 18+ SOLD OUT
SATURDAY 10 AUGUST 2024 – FORTITUDE MUSIC HALL, BRISBANE 18+ VENUE UPGRADE

Tickets for new shows & venue upgrades are on sale now from destroyalllines.com

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SLIPKNOT – Headlining Knotfest 2025

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KNOTFEST, the music and counterculture experience destination festival kicks off in Australia next week with a whole horde of surprises lying in wait and KNOTFEST 2024 ticketholders are in for a treat.

We’re stoked to announce the return of SLIPKNOT for KNOTFEST 2025 to celebrate their 25th Anniversary, together with a huge line-up to be announced later in the year.

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Only KNOTFEST 2024 ticketholders will receive exclusive access to the first release of tickets to KNOTFEST 2025, which will be prior to all other presales.

If you haven’t purchased your tickets to KNOTFEST 2024, now Is the time!

Headlined by PANTERA and DISTURBED, the sweltering 2024 festival line-up also includes LAMB OF GODHALESTORM, THE HU, ASKING ALEXANDRIA, WAGE WAR, ESCAPE THE FATE, THY ART IS MURDER, SKINDRED, SPEED, WINDWAKER, BRAND OF SACRIFICE and KING PARROT.

Tickets on sale now at https://knotfest.com/australia/

KNOTFEST AUSTRALIA 2024

DATES AND VENUES:
Thursday 21 March 2024 – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
Saturday 23 March 2024 – Centennial Park, Sydney
Sunday 24 March 2024 – Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane

LINE UP:
Pantera | Disturbed | Lamb Of God | Halestorm | The HU | Asking Alexandria
Wage War | Escape The Fate | Thy Art Is Murder | Skindred | SPEED
Windwaker | Brand Of Sacrifice | King Parrot

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MR BUNGLE – Live at Festival Hall Melbourne

Words – Clare

It was 2007 and I was alone, sitting on a red-eye flight, flying above Eastern Europe when the turbulence suddenly kicked off. The metal tube violently rattled around me, my knuckles white, my fists gripping the armrests. I looked to my left and looked to my right. I tried to asses the situation by gauging the facial expressions of the flight staff or other passengers, but I was completely alone. All the while, erratically pumping through my headphones into my brain was a Mr Bungle track from their 1999 album California titled The Air-Conditioned Nightmare and I laughed maniacally, thinking, so this is how I die?

Turns out I actually survived long enough to see Mr Bungle reform to perform live on an Australian tour at Melbourne’s Festival Hall last Wednesday night. Never thought I’d see the day. Don’t get me wrong, Mr Patton and I have had a long-standing (albeit one-sided) relationship where we have crossed paths many times. I first saw him a mere few feet away from me outside the Palace Theatre in St Kilda when he was touring with Fantomas on their Suspended Animation tour in 2005. Next in 2009 was at Donnington Park the UK when Faith No More finally reunited to play at the Download Festival (ya girl was in the front row for that one, and yeah you can spot me in the live footage on YouTube). But now, I’m finally getting to see Mr Bungle live, and being supported by Melvins (hell yeah!).

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Now there’s always been an unspoken rule in band T-shirt etiquette, you don’t wear a a band T-shirt of the band you’re going to see, but I just couldn’t help myself this time. I dug my way through to the back of my closet, dusted off my 17-year-old Mr Bungle tee that I so excitedly purchased on my first trip to California, I slipped it on, and it felt right. With a jack n cola in hand and surrounded by folks just like me (old as fuck but with excellent taste in music), the house lights went down and Melvins took the stage in the most suave threads you ever did see. Steven Shane McDonald wore a fitted red and black suit with a red axe to match and Buzz Osborne was draped in a garment fit for an Illuminati cult leader. Now I’m going to be completely honest, I wasn’t too worried about what tracks Melvins were going to play in this set, I was just super pumped to watch three prolific, super talented musicians have a jam session and rock it out on stage for an hour, and that’s what I got. They rocked the fuck out. To be even more honest though, I also would have been happy just watching Buzz’s trademark animated hairstyle bouncing around for an hour straight.

Melvins used the song ‘Take On Me’ by A-ha for their intro which paid off, the already excited crowd let their excitement rise even further as they belted out the chorus with gusto. Then they launched into a track from the Hold It In album released in 2014, Sesame Street Meat. The set list was a jumble of hits from across their long discography including It’s Shoved, Anaconda and Your Blessened from the 1991 album release Bullhead, Hag Me and Honey Bucket from Houdini released in 1993, A History of Bad Men from 2006 Senile Animal and Never Say You’re Sorry from Bad Moon Rising released just 2 years ago. Although the veteran musicians seemed to have experienced some technical difficulties with the band crew member rushing on stage to switch Buzz to a different amp and to secure Dale Crover’s drum kit, it did not seem to impede the performance from these long-time professionals with Dale rocking out some pretty sweet drum solos throughout. Bassist Trevor Dunn joined Melvins on stage for their final track Night Goat, with Trevor and Steven pushing and rubbing their respective guitars up against each other in the same fashion as when children make their dolls smooch. It was a blissfully entertaining set that seemed to end way too quickly.

Mike Patton, Trevor Dunn, Dave Lombardo Trey Spruance & Scott Ian appeared on stage in this new iteration of the band Mr Bungle to perform and present The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo released in 2020 to it’s old and now new fans. They thrashed their way through the tracks from the album including Anarchy Up Your Anus, Bungle Grind, Eracist, Spreading the Thighs of Death, Methamatics, Raping Your Mind and Sudden Death. But in the classic showmanship style of Mr Mike Patton, we were also entertained with a plethora of covers. The band opened with a cover of the Mister Rogers theme song Won’t You Be My Neighbour and later on they performed Hopelessly Devoted to You which is the song our very own Olivia Newton John performed in Grease, which I’m sure Patton used as a love letter to Australia (and as a way to flex his famously great vocal range). But it wasn’t until they covered True by Spandeu Ballet that the room was filled with undeniable joy, it was hard not to get swept up and even I couldn’t help from joining in the melodic chorus. Patton kept up the chatter with the crowd throughout the evening, exclaiming his favourite Aussie word being ‘cunt’ followed then by ‘maggoted’, and even gave a shout-out to Briggs who surprised Festival Hall patrons yet again when he joined Bungle on stage. Although I was ecstatic to be watching this new version of Mr Bungle performing live, I did feel immense gratitude near to the end of their set when they played a track from the self-titled album released in 1991, the track was My Ass Is on Fire and it lit a fire under mine. The set seemed to winding up and as Mike put it,  ‘time flies when your sucking shit’, but after Sudden Death, they would return for an epic encore.

Joining them on stage this time were the original Bungleheads Danny Heifetz and Clinton McKinnon who not only were members of the original line-up but who both moved to Australia after Bungle’s disbandment. What a reunion after 24 years! The encore opened with a cover of John Sebastian’s Welcome Back followed up by 24 Mila Baci with trumpets and all. Then in a most satisfying finish, Mr Bungle covered Sepultura’s Territory. Now I’ve seen this track played live by Max Cavalera himself, but maybe Mr Bungle has now taken the top spot in my mind for best Sepultura covers. Would you challenge me on that?

Thanks to the Festival Hall Crew for having us and Dave at Cult Etiquette for arranging media access.

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ALPHA WOLF – ‘Whenever You’re Ready’

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Fresh off selling out Melbourne’s Forum in 24 hours, alongside the sold out sign hitting Adelaide and less than 200 tickets available for the remaining shows on their Half Living Things Tour, Aussie metalcore behemoths Alpha Wolf today unveil Whenever You’re Ready; a compelling and cathartic new cut taken from the band’s upcoming third full length album, Half Living Things due out Friday 5 April via Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records.

Pushing their own limitless boundaries and exploring new musical terrain, Whenever You’re Ready opens with hazy ambience before evolving with haunting beats and searing vocals, showcasing a bewitching new side of Alpha Wolf, built firmly around its soaring melodic chorus and stirring subject matter.

“Alpha Wolf likes to let our listeners expect the unexpected at all times and Whenever You’re Ready is a testament to exactly that,” shares the band of their brand new track. “We could feel the impact of this song from the moment the first chords were written.

“Dancing around on our melodic side, this song touches on the complications between people with a deep connection to one another and ultimately losing them, everyone has a story to tell in this regard and this is ours.”

On album number three, Alpha Wolf harness and heighten their trademark intensity, crafting the self-produced Half Living Things in 2023 entirely on their own terms. A collection of tracks that are simultaneously heavy, fun as hell, and beating with chugs, grooves, melodics, breakdowns and more, Half Living Things is a hard-hitting celebration of the entire Alpha Wolf sonic gamut that stings and salves equally with dazzling finesse.

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Check out our coverage of ALPHA WOLF playing as part of Knotfest 2023

Speaking on the new album, Alpha Wolf vocalist Lochie shares: “There can be no inner conflict without the constant tug of war between desire and disdain, the things you want versus the things you need, or the things that make you feel alive against the parts of it that do not. You cannot grow new parts without leaving the dead ones behind. You cannot be settled until you have truly known the opposite. Find out what makes you tick and just keep running around the clock until you’re happy enough to die.”

Never ones to do anything by halves, Alpha Wolf have relentlessly sharpened their trademark intensity over the years, from releasing their critically-acclaimed sophomore album A Quiet Place To Die amid the pandemic in 2020, snagging a #6 spot on the ARIA Charts and a nomination for Best Hard Rock or Heavy Metal Album at the ARIA Awards, to releasing a split EP, The Lost & The Longing, with Welsh rockers Holding Absence in 2022. And, as of 2024, the band are now ferociously approaching their third full-length album Half Living Things, due out on Friday 5 April.

Launching their own curated festival CVLTFEST in 2022, Alpha Wolf also continue to powerfully fly the flag for their own incredible wares as well as the local heavy music scene and exciting international acts, with CVLTFEST returning last month for its second edition to critical acclaim, headlined by Alpha Wolf themselves alongside friends EmmureCrossfaithOcean Grove and many more.

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Ticking off their biggest North American run to date with Motionless in White and tearing up multiple stages as part of the inaugural Knotfest Australia last year, Alpha Wolf kicked off 2024 touring nationally alongside The Amity Affliction, and will embark on a massive North American headline run starting next month, supported by Emmure, UnityTX and Chamber, before heading to the UK to appear at Download Festival alongside Queens Of The Stone AgeFall Out BoyAvenged Sevenfold and more.

Hinting at things to come from their upcoming album via Bring Back The Noise, a neck-snapping party-starter, as well as the internet-breaking collab single Sucks 2 Suck with legendary rapper Ice-TAlpha Wolf are also set to whip Australia into a frenzy this August, headlining their Half Living Things Australian Tour alongside supports The Devil Wears Prada (USA), Invent Animate (USA) and thrown (SWE). Melbourne and Adelaide shows have already sold out, with less than 200 tickets available for remaining shows in Perth, Sydney, Newcastle and Brisbane.

Alpha Wolf know how far they have come, but it’s what lays ahead of them that’s keeping the band hungry.

STREAM WHENEVER YOU’RE READY HERE
PRE-ORDER HALF LIVING THINGS HERE

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Destroy All Lines, Greyscale Records + SharpTone Records Presents 

ALPHA WOLF

HALF LIVING THINGS TOUR
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS
THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA (USA)
INVENT ANIMATE (USA) + THROWN (SWE)

THURSDAY 1 AUGUST 2024 – MAGNET HOUSE, PERTH 18+ FINAL TICKETS
SATURDAY 3 AUGUST 2024 – FORUM, MELBOURNE 18+ SOLD OUT
SUNDAY 4 AUGUST 2024 – THE GOV, ADELAIDE LIC AA SOLD OUT
THURSDAY 8 AUGUST 2024 – LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY LIC AA FINAL TICKETS
FRIDAY 9 AUGUST 2024 – KING ST BAND ROOM, NEWCASTLE 18+ SELLING FAST
SATURDAY 10 AUGUST 2024 – THE TIVOLI, BRISBANE 18+ SELLING FAST

TICKETS ON SALE NOW
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INFECTIOUS GROOVES – The Inspector Cluzo, support act confirmed

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The legendary Infectious Grooveswill be touring Australia at the end of March! The funk-metal supergroup will be appearing at Byron Bay Bluesfest  as well as headlining their own massive headline shows in Melbourne Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney!

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Joining Infectious Grooves on all shows are French rock-blues duo, The Inspector Cluzo.

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The Inspector Cluzo deliver a full throttle explosion of soulful, funk-influenced classic rock intensity and manage to do so without a bass player! Their highly energetic live show is renowned the world over and they have been personally selected by Infectious Grooves to join them on their upcoming Australian tour. 

Formed in the Gascony region of France in 2007 when their bassist never showed up for practice and therefore continuing with just guitar and drums, Inspector Cluzo have retained a fully DIY attitude in every aspect. Handling their own management, booking, label and promotion since inception, even amidst their massively and steadily growing fanbase over the years.

Plus to make the Infectious Grooves tour even bigger, we can reveal that Jay Weinberg has been announced as the new drummer for Suicidal Tendencies!

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When I think of the culture and community of heavy music that I’ve loved and considered my creative home for 20 years, I think of SUICIDAL TENDENCIES: a foundational pillar and source of inspiration ever since I fell in love with punk, metal, and hardcore.   Having toured and played shows together all over the world, I’ve been so fortunate to become friends with my musical heroes who have been a part of this band’s incredible history. See you all in the pit!”Jay Weinberg

To celebrate, IG have announced a tour exclusive Suicidal Tendencies 6 Pack set as part of the upcoming Australian dates, where fans will be the first to see Jay hit the skins in ST mode – joined on stage by 2 current and former Suicidal Tendencies bassists –  none other than
Tye Trujillo, performing iconic ST anthems alongside his Dad, Robert.

Infectious Grooves and Suicidal Tendencies on the same stage…
Join the Army, get ready to go Cyco and punk it up. Be there!

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Check out our coverage of SUICIDAL TENDENCIES playing The Croxton Melbourne 2023

TOUR DATES
Saturday, March 30: Forum, Melbourne
Sunday, March 31: Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
Monday, April 1: BluesFest, Byron Bay
Thurs, April 4: Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
Friday, April 5: UNSW Roundhouse, Sydney

Tickets and Tour Info at 
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Boasting an all-star lineup of incredible players, Infectious Grooves are set to unleash an insane performance that sees them play their first shows globally in 5 years and their first in Australia since playing at Soundwave Festival in 2008, 16 long years ago!

The 2024 incarnation of Infectious Grooves is more potent than ever. Featuring original members, Suicidal Tendencies frontman, Mike Muir, and guitarist Dean Pleasants who are both fresh from a sold-out tour of Australia last November that celebrated the 40th Anniversary of ST’s debut album.

They will be accompanied by none other than founding bassist of Infectious GroovesRobert Trujillo who is making a long-awaited comeback to Australia. Trujillo’s last visit was over a decade ago with his warlord bandmates in on of the biggest bands on the planet—Metallica!

Adding extra groove on guitar will be Dave Kushner, best known for being part of the platinum selling supergroup Velvet Revolver. Dave is also part of the OG Infectious Grooves team having appeared on the track, Punk It Up from the bands debut album.     

Anchoring the whole thing down is drummer Jay Weinberg, making his first live appearance after 10 years with the iconic metal band, Slipknot

Formed in 1989 by Mike Muir and Robert Trujillo of the legendary Californian heavy hitters, Suicidal Tendencies, along with long serving ST guitarist Dean Pleasants and drummer Stephen Perkins of Janes Addiction, Infectious Grooves inject a potent mix of funk and groove into their sound which instantly captivated audiences with their cross-genre appeal. With a cheeky touch of goofy humour, they became a force to be reckoned with in the international scene, delivering 4 albums between 1991 and 2000 and forever cementing their iconic status among fans worldwide.

With musical pedigree like that, you’re guaranteed an incredible night of funk-metal mayhem when Infectious Grooves come to blitzkrieg the house. 

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Robert Trujillo |  Mike Muir | Jay Weinberg  | Dave Kushner |  Dean Pleasants

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EYEHATEGOD – Australian tour July 2024

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EYEHATEGOD have become the high water mark when it comes to so called sludge metal, having birthed rock’s unholy bastards and inspiring multiple others with their combined sounds of southern rock, blues riffs and hardcore punk. Noting Black Flag, The Melvins and Black Sabbath as a domineering and significant influence to their sound today, they are the cornerstone for countless other sonic acolytes following in their fetid footsteps and have made themselves one of the most reputable and distinctive bands ever.

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EYEHATEGOD’s latest album ‘A History of Nomadic Behaviour’ and their most recent since their last Australian tour in 2019, is a blowtorch-distortion and blues-saturated combination of songs pierced with scarring pain and disconsolate fury. The album combines an unsettling, chaotic tone with a scathing, scabrous slab of cacophonous sensory overload that only EYEHATEGOD know how to convey.

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Merging one form of chaos with another is GOATWHORE. Rampaging for now over a quarter of a century as purveyors of the most ruthless extreme metal is GOATWHORE circle back to Australia from the abyss with their trademark blend of death, black, thrash and sludge metal delivered with breathless intensity and an unrepentant bloodlust. Come bear witness the vile sonic territory that only these maniacs can churn out.

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Check out our coverage of EYEHATEGOD playing Max Watts Melbourne 2019

EYEHATEGOD with GOATWHORE performing at:
July 23rd – Perth, Amplifier Bar
July 25th – Adelaide, Lion Arts Factory
July 26th – Melbourne, Max Watts
July 27th – Sydney, Crowbar
July 28th – Brisbane, The Zoo
 
EYEHATEGOD only performing at:
July 30th – Wellington, Valhalla
July 31st – Auckland, Mothership
 
TICKETS ON SALE 9.00am AEDT Thursday March 7th at:
PERTH, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, BRISBANE – www.oztix.com.au
ADELAIDE – www.moshtix.com.au
WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND – www.undertheradar.co.nz

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HEILUNG – Australian tour 2024

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HEILUNG, the ground-breaking collective renowned for their captivating performances, announce their highly anticipated rituals across Australia and New Zealand. This marks the debut of their mesmerizing rituals in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Auckland and their return to Sydney and Melbourne.

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Since its inception in 2015, the enigmatic ritual collective has been paving melodic paths to the past with their unique and mystifying sound. Evading conventional genres and defying labels, the group self-describe their sound as “amplified history,” emphasizing their ability to connect with modern audiences with the rudiments of humanity’s beginnings through music.

HEILUNG’S rituals are captivating and enthralling, with their unique fusion of ancient traditions and modern innovation, transporting audiences into a realm of primal energy and mysticism, invoking the spirits of ancestors through haunting vocals and featuring authentic traditional instrumentation that ranges from rattles and ritual bells to human bones and throat singing.

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These rituals will be an opportunity for fans to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Nordic culture and witness firsthand the power of HEILUNG.

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Joining HEILUNG will be special guest EIVØR. Hailing from the tiny village of Syðrugøta on the Faroe Islands and with ten studio albums under her belt, as well as numerous collaborations with artists including Àsgeir, John Grant, Einar Selvik (Wardruna) and Dan Heath (Lana Del Ray), Eivør is considered to be one of the most eclectic artists of the Nordics and a mesmerising live vocalist.

Eivør’s music has been streamed close to 1 billion times with soundtracks and features on all seasons of the flagship Netflix hit series, The Last Kingdom.

Having sold out their previous Australian rituals in a matter of weeks, don’t’ miss one of the most anticipated performances of 2024.

TOUR DATES
Wednesday, October 30: Red Hill Auditorium, Perth
Saturday, November 2:  AEC Theatre, Adelaide  
Monday, November 4: Palais Theatre, Melbourne (Public Holiday Eve)  
Friday, November 8: Enmore Theatre, Sydney 
Wednesday, November 13: Riverstage, Brisbane 
Saturday, November 16: Kiri Te Kanawa, Auckland 

Early Bird Pre Sale Begins, Friday 8 March 9am local.
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General Public Tickets On Sale, Tuesday 12 March 9am local.
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