Latest News

  • 10 November 2026

PATH TO FURY Final – Photos

Six bands gave their all. Six bands spread over a wide range of styles. It really was something to see. Three winners were chosen but I guess you could say the real winner was the crowd of locals who turned up in force to voice their support.
Read More

Recent Posts

PATH TO FURY Final – Photos

Six bands gave their all. Six bands spread over a wide range of styles. It really was something to see. Three winners were chosen but I guess you could say the real winner was the crowd of locals who turned up in force to voice their support.
Read More

PATH TO FURY FINAL – Venue upgrade!!

Okay, so this is so nuts it deserves it's own post. You're reading the poster and saying, 'Hang on, what?' Thebby? F***ing Thebby? Yep, Thebby.' This is huge.
Read More

PATH TO FURY – Southern Heat – Photos

A full night close to home at Unit 3 in Lonsdale for the Southern Heat of PATH TO FURY. Six bands battled it out again, this time HELL MACHINE and SORROWSTATE were victorious, playing their way through to the final in a few weeks at The Gov.
Read More

FROM ASHES TO NEW – Adelaide

A sell-out crowd, a fired-up band, a setlist of crowd favourites, sing-alongs, circle pits, chanting, smoke jets, hands in the air. I guess you could say the gig had it all. Lion Arts Factory in Adelaide was the scene, FROM ASHES TO NEW was the band. It was their first...
Read More

SOEN interview. Tour rescheduled to January 2027.

I had a cool chat with Joel Ekelöf from Swedish prog royalty, SOEN, ahead of their Australian tour. We spoke about the birth of the band, early influences, cool concert experiences, and koalas.
Read More

KATATONIA – Adelaide

Photo galleries KATATONIA NAKATOMI PLAZA
Read More
More news articles here

Album Of The Week

NEW – This was previously album reviews but wasn’t updated much. I aim to remedy that.

  • 26 October 2026

Album Of The Week – BRYMIR – ‘What We Leave Behind’

Read More
'Album Of The Week' page

Back In The Day

NEW – Stories from when we were all much, much younger.

  • 22 October 2026

GILLAN 1981 – 45 years ago tonight.

Read More
Back In The Day page