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Split/Cross – ‘Rise of Discontent’ (Self-Released)

Split/Cross – ‘Rise of Discontent’ (Self-Released)

Posted by | Feb 6, 2019 | , |

When you start your record with a sample lifted directly from dystopian masterpiece Network, you set a tone before you’ve ever played a note. As that movie so famously says; “I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not gonna take it anymore!” That’s pretty much exactly where Split/Cross are at on Rise of Discontent, less a disgruntled metallic response to the state of the world as it is a headlong dive into Napalm Death style political grindcore with a side helping of filthy, sludgy low-end.

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Silvertung – ‘But, At What Cost??!’ (Thermal Entertainment LLC)

Silvertung – ‘But, At What Cost??!’ (Thermal Entertainment LLC)

Posted by | Feb 5, 2019 | , |

Returning with their fifth album, four-piece high energy rock ‘n’ rollers Silvertung have offered up seven new tracks. Since their formation, the four-piece have earned themselves a loyal fan base through going out and touring continuously. Their music has led to a number of support lots with the likes of Shinedown and Slipknot and their significant online presence has seen their reputation increase since their 2013 debut album ‘Devil’s In The Detail’. With a lead single from this album already doing the rounds on YouTube and radio, what does the latest offering have in store?

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Hanging The Nihilist – ‘Crow’ EP (Prime Collective)

Hanging The Nihilist – ‘Crow’ EP (Prime Collective)

Posted by | Feb 5, 2019 | , |

Mention the words “Denmark” and “metal” in the same sentence and the average headbanger will likely think of one of two artists; Volbeat or King Diamond. Maybe Hatesphere, Pretty Maids or Raunchy at a push. Or even a certain tennis player turned thrash drummer with a tendency to get up from his kit a lot. The Danes have contributed a lot to the world but let’s face it, they have a tendency to get overshadowed by the Germans or the Scandinavians.

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Press Club- Late Teens (Hassle Records)

Press Club- Late Teens (Hassle Records)

Posted by | Feb 4, 2019 | , |

There’s something inherently joyous and triumphant to be said of the contemporary punk revival. Taking cues from the likes of post-hardcore, heartfelt arena rock protest songs and the American indie movement of the ‘00s, the genre has moved on enormously from its nihilistic – oft antagonistic – origins to become a true agent for social and personal change. Australian newcomers Press Club tap into this sense of empathy and enormity on ‘Late Teens’, producing a debut record which brims with ambition and excitement as it blasts out the best parts of arena rock inclusivity and punk authenticity.

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