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Shotgun Rodeo – The New Standard

9 September 2016 Andrew Massie

Usually when people think of metal and Norway they automatically think black metal but believe it or not, good old fashioned rock and roll does exist in these Scandinavian countries and it’s usually pretty good […]

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Idlewar – Impulse

9 September 2016 Mark Diggins

Orange County, Californian hard rock trio Idlewar officially unveil their ‘Impulse’ full-length debut. Produced by drummer Pete Pagonis and mastered by Brian Lucey (Ghost ‘Meliora’, Black Keys ‘El Camino’, Arctic Monkeys ‘AM’, plus albums by […]

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Kansas – The Prelude Implicit

9 September 2016 Mark Diggins

When I was young Kansas was one of those giant US bands that you read about in the press yet would never quite reach into the pocket to purchase an album sight unseen and never […]

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Tyketto – Reach

9 September 2016 Mark Diggins

In my humble opinion Tyketto was one of the best Hard Rock bands of the eighties no question about it, and their debut album ‘Don’t Come Easy’ has always sat comfortably in my all-time Top […]

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Airbourne – Breakin’ Outta Hell

9 September 2016 Scotty Rock

When it comes to the prospect of a fourth Airbourne album, who out there was anticipating the lads from Warrnambool would deliver anything but the loud and proud, raucous riff mongering rock n roll that […]

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Claude Hay – Rollercoaster

9 September 2016 Mark Diggins

For years now Claude Hay has travelled the world and criss-crossed Australia playing venues small and large and wowing audiences with his earthy rock-infused, yet funky take on that thing we call The Blues. During […]

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The Surrealist – Naked Awareness (EP)

9 September 2016 Andrew Massie

Coming out of the Boston area in the North-East of the U.S., The Surrealist is a progressive band consisting of Roopam Garg on guitars and drummer John-Marc Degaard. Their debut release “Naked Awareness” is a […]

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Baby Woodrose – Freedom

9 September 2016 Mark Diggins

11 albums into a career that started back in 2001 it’s always surprised me that psychedelic / space rockers baby Woodrose aren’t better known outside their native Denmark. If you like a languid, breezy approach […]

Stormtide
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INTERVIEW: Rueben Stone – Stormtide

8 September 2016 Andrew Massie

  Melbourne symphonic/folk/death metal band, Stormtide will release their debut album, Wrath Of An Empire on August 1st, an intricately woven, nine part epic tale of ruin, heroism and dark deeds centred around the adventures […]

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INTERVIEW: Joakim Broden – Sabaton

6 September 2016 Andrew Massie

  Swedish metal heroes Sabaton recently released their latest effort “The Last Stand” which continues with the war themes and the big sound that Sabaton is known for. The band are hitting the road in […]

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Soul Seller – Matter of Faith

5 September 2016 Mark Diggins

It’s been 5 long years since ‘Back To Life’ Soul Seller’s impressive debut album. With a new vocalist, keysman and drummer on board there’s also an expansion in sound from the straight 80’s Melodic Rock of […]

Reviews Live

LIVE REVIEW: Nucleust: September 2nd 2016

3 September 2016 The Rockpit

  Tonight was the first show on Nucleust’s first ever Australia tour promoting their newest release “Resistivity” as they started in Perth at Amplifier Bar with some great support. It was a really interesting night […]

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The Quireboys – Twisted Love

2 September 2016 Mark Diggins

As an original fan who saw the band many a time prior to that first album way back when (and still has those independent singles) and also as a latter day fan mightily impressed with […]

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Crobot – Welcome to Fat City

1 September 2016 Mark Diggins

Crobot’s debut ‘Something Supernatural’ featured highly in  our lists of the year back in 2014 and after a wait of almost 2 and a half years the follow up was always going to be interesting. […]

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