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Metal News.
Tickets are selling fast for the upcoming In Flames/Chimaira tour. One of the Melbourne shows has already sold out - so be sure to grab your ticket for the Adelaide show as soon as possible! They'll play Heaven II on Fri 19 Sept with local support from Truth Corroded. Tickets for this licensed, all ages show are available through VenueTix and CIB Ticketing.
The Eternal have made the film clip for the
song Down available for download from their website (www.the-eternal.com).
The song is taken from their acclaimed debut album 'The Sombre
Light Of Isolation', and has recently been featured on Slowmo
Records and Firebox Records samplers. The clip is available
as both a small and a large Quicktime movie.
At last, Tidal's much-awaited full length album 'Impulsive Disturbance' will be in stores from Mon 20 Sept. It features 10 new tracks that were recorded at Backbeach Studios in Victoria by Superheist's D.W. Norton and mastered at Sydney's Studio 301. A launch is planned for Sat 9 Oct at the Adelaide UniBar.
In support of their newest release, a split
EP with LA's Internal Affairs, Sydney's Last Nerve are hitting
the road with Perth's Miles Away, taking their straight-up hardcore
to pits from Brisbane to Adelaide. Catch them at the Enigma
Bar on Sun 19 Sept with Shot Point Blank and Jungle Fever. For
mp3s and more info, check out www.lastnervesydney.com.
Nasum have posted a new track, entitled The Engine Of Death, online at http://www.nasum.com/dl_sounds/Nasum-The_Engine_of_Death.mp3. The song comes off the Swedish grindcore act's upcoming CD 'Shift', due out later this year.
Diatribe will be making a special live appearance
at the 'Xtreme Adelaide Wrestling' Soul Survivor 3 event on
Sat 18 Sept at the Salisbury High School gym (Farley Grove,
Salisbury North). Come along and witness xtreme wresting matches
combined with the power of Diatribe live.
Following pressure from record stores refusing to stock it, Cattle Decapitation have decided to change the cover art of their latest album 'Humanure'. Featuring an image of a cow defecating human body parts, including a large severed head, the artwork will continue to be available for viewing on the band's website www.cattledecapitation.com. "We've received too many complaints that people are unable to find the album," the band explained. "We're going to go with the image that's on the back of the current layout. It's just a barren wasteland that (now in hindsight, cryptically) symbolizes the ill effect of censorship as well as the fallout left by the apocalypse known as humanity. Void of flavor and life."
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