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.]

DIVIDE – Last Words (Track Of The Day, 17th December)

Alternative rock band DIVIDE have our Track Of The Day today. The five piece from Glasgow are Nicole Mason (vocals), David Lennon (guitar), Connor MacLeod (guitar), Scott Johnston (drums), and Stephen Ladds…

Half the Animal – Bad Bad Love (New Music)

Turn up the Friday chill factor with Half the Animal. The Los Angeles alternative rock quartet have released “Bad Bad Love” and it’s so easy to fall for. The band are Chase…

Hindsight – Night Light (Track Of The Day, 15th December)

Adelaide melodic hardcore band Hindsight have our Track Of The Day today, because they’re sharing some very good news. The five piece will be joining Californian bands Stick To Your Guns and…

The Gloom In The Corner – War (Track Of The Day, 14th December)

I somehow stumbled across Melbourne nu-metal/metalcore band The Gloom In The Corner last night, falling in love with their track “War” from their Homecoming EP. This discovery was bittersweet, frustrated with not…

To Hell With Paradise – Forever (New Music)

Adelaide metalcore band To Hell With Paradise are new for 2017 and are a band we think are worth checking out. With three solid singles under their belt already, it was tough…

Tonight Alive – Crack My Heart (New Music)

Sydney rockers Tonight Alive are back with a new single. Jenna, Jake, Cam and Matt have released “Crack My Heart” today, showcasing the band’s powerful brand of enlightened rock. In following up…

Hightower – Numero Uno (Track Of The Day, 11th December)

Punk rock band Hightower have our Track Of The Day today. The Paris/Nevers/Budapest based five piece are Attila (vocals), Alexis (bass), Benjamin (guitar), Jérémie (guitar) and Romain (drums). The band released their…

Invasion Fest 2017: Highlights

It’s no secret that while Depth Mag appreciates heavy music, we emphatically back the melodic and emo heavies more than the guttural roars and deep lows of death metal. So heading into…