Tracer: The Lone Gunman
Mexican gun slinging is cool. So cool in fact that Tracer decided to use it as the main theme for their new album El Pistolero which, needless to say, is pretty damn cool.
View ArticleThe Never Ever: Never Growing Up
Bursting onto the scene in 2011 with a catchy-as-hell single and music video, The Never Ever have wasted no time in winning over teen audiences with their radio-ready, electro-infused tunes.
View ArticleBleeding Through: A Line In The Sand
After more than a decade of defining their heavy take on hardcore, Bleeding Through have decided to call it a day. BLUNT looks back on the good times with frontman Brandan Schieppati.
View ArticleFlyleaf: No Such Thing As Time
Flyleaf want to spread a universal message of hope. For some, that comes across in their Christian beliefs, but the message still resonates regardless.
View ArticleKarnivool – Asymmetry
Progressive music is not always intended to possess such wide-reaching appeal, but Asymmetry has the capacity to kick down even more doors for Perth's awesome five-some.
View ArticleChimaira: Show No Mercy
Even for a band which had experienced considerable drama, 2010-2011 was a period of unparalleled upheaval for Cleveland metallers Chimaira, as five-sixths of its membership departed.
View ArticleBardo Pond: Rising Above It All
We had a chat to Philly natives Bardo Pond about what it's like to create such unique sounds, how their flautist came to join the band, and why '70s sound equipment trumps modern gear.
View ArticleGhost B.C.: Defrocking The Ghouls
To enter the world of Ghost B.C. is to enter a realm cloaked in symbolism, mystery and code. Returning as part of next year's Big Day Out, BLUNT spoke with “A Nameless Ghoul”…
View ArticleWatch King Parrot’s New Clip For “Bozo”
After all the babbling about "Bonox" and having a "Good Day", it seems the Australian underground metal community has gone mad for King Parrot.
View ArticleLive: Frenzal Rhomb
Frenzal Rhomb opted for a low-key entrance led by The Doctor in a faded onesie that looked like it had been plucked from the arse end of a Vinnies sale.
View ArticleSleep Parade: Dancing With The Enemy
The Sleep Parade lads are back with their follow-up to the heavy Nine Inch Nails-inspired Things Can Always Change with Inside/Out.
View ArticlePeace: Give It A Chance
If you're tickled pink by a solid dose of new-age indie, then British quartet Peace could be your new favourite find.
View ArticleObey The Brave: Living And Learning
No strangers to recruiting their fair share of talent, renowned punk label Epitaph struck gold when they made room for Canada's Obey The Brave mid last year.
View ArticleYellowcard: Looking Back On Ocean Avenue
What’s a bunch of Californian pop-punk superstars to do when the tenth anniversary of their career-defining breakthrough opus rolls around?
View ArticleTonight Alive – The Other Side
Whereas 2011's What Are You So Scared Of? captured the chutzpah of ambitious up-and-comers; The Other Side declares Tonight Alive a substantial force to be reckoned with both here and abroad.
View ArticleSoundwave 2014 Line-Up!
It's finally here in all of its glory! Green Day! Avenged Sevenfold! Stone Temple Pilots! Click on through to see the full first line-up announcement for Soundwave 2014!
View ArticleSo You Want To Be… An Art Director
Spreading his time between being head honcho over at Apollo Collective and Soundwave and Harvest’s go-to artsy dude, Pat Fox is prettying up the world one design at a time.
View ArticleNew Track: Rise Against –“Everchanging”
Hear a new track from Chicago punk legends Rise Against exclusive to bluntmag.com.au!
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