Kel Burch

Creator and caretaker of Depth Mag, Kel uses her superpowers of empathy, word-weaving, and feeling everything deeply, to immerse herself in music before returning to reality to write about her experience with it. [Loved the read? Shout Kel a latte.]

Statues – Defiance (New Music)

As far as heavy songs go, this is poetry. Perth’s Statues have released a new music video for “Defiance”, from their No Grave, No Burial album, which came out 8th September last year. I’ll…

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Sanctum & Solace – Made Wrong EP (Review)

After forming in 2013 and making their mark with local shows and stand out singles, Mackay heavies Sanctum & Solace have their debut EP Made Wrong on the way. Releasing 23rd February,…

Stuck Out: Interview with Joshua Walker

On a very warm Melbourne evening I got on the phone to Stuck Out‘s Joshua Walker. With Joshua on vocals, the other members of Stuck Out are Ian Browney and Bren Dugan…

Skorched: Behind the Masks

After a memorable set at the Alpha Wolf show at Northcote Social, we were curious about Melbourne nu metal band Skorched. They conducted their set of the night under the anonymity of…

Say Anything: Interview with Max Bemis

Californian punk band Say Anything are celebrating 10 years since the release of their In Defense of the Genre album with a tour of Australia, starting later this month. The band are…

Sometime Sonny – Like Everybody Else (New Music)

Something about this new track from Sometime Sonny, a multi-instrumentalist from Brisbane, is insanely addictive. The sound of “Like Everybody Else” is melodic dreaminess reminiscent of The Beatles, but with South Brisbane…

Aburden – To The Sky

We first came across Melbourne alternative rock band Aburden with the gorgeous track “Without Me”. With sombre and vulnerable clean vocals, angst-laden spoken word, and a searching and melodic sound, the band…

COIN: The North American Tour, Orlando, FL

Nashville alternative rock band COIN have just embarked on The North American Tour. Over 28 dates, the band will cover US and Canadian cities, finishing up in early March. The four piece…

She Cries Wolf – Cultist (New Music)

Two minutes of hatred never sounded so good. She Cries Wolf have released “Cultist” on 11th January, the first slice of new music from the Gold Coast based band since their 2016…

Speakeasy – Amy Street (New Music)

Sydney rock quartet Speakeasy are back with another taste of where they’re headed musically in 2018 with their EP on its way. “Amy Street” is the second of three singles, with “Dream…