While She Sleeps
Our Highlights: August 2019

As August flew by, how about we recap everything that made us happy in Depth land! As a publication that abhors clickbait or one-hit-wonder articles, we hope this helps our readers catch…

Paledusk
Paledusk – 9 SMILES (New Music)

I feel like I’ve been living under a rock when bands like Paledusk cross my radar. The Fukuoka, Japan based metalcore crew have been playing music since 2015, and have shared the…

Mindfield
Mindfield – Violent Nature (New Music)

It seems like there’s been a steady stream of great hardcore tunes of late, and Mindfield have another to add to the mix. “Violent Nature” premiered via Kerrang early this week, and…

Thornhill
Thornhill – Nurture (New Music)

In the words of Michael Garry Scott, “Stay f*cking calm!” because there’s NEW THORNHILL COMING! A new ALBUM that is, AND fresh single “Nurture” releasing today. The Dark Pool is the Melbourne…

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The Contortionist Our Bones
The Contortionist – Our Bones (Review)

The gentle gaze of encouraging track “Early Grave” was my enticement to review The Contortionist‘s Our Bones EP. There’s something spellbinding about the Indianapolis based band, which features Michael Lessard (vocals), Robby…

SFTP 19
Stray From The Path – Kickback (New Music)

The Internal Atomics era is upon us! Long Island hardcore legends Stray From The Path have shared news of an album on the way, coupled with the release of the album’s second single…

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Knocked Loose A Different Shade of Blue
Knocked Loose – A Different Shade Of Blue (Review)

Though I’ve seen Kentucky hardcore heroes Knocked Loose tear up stages before, and I’ve found myself getting amped up by the ridiculous brilliance of “Counting Worms” and the alarming and hectic “Deadringer”,…

Slowly Slowly
Slowly Slowly – Creature Of Habit Pt. 2 (New Music)

The jellyfish have floated on by and now it’s time for a different creature to come;  “Creature Of Habit Pt. 2”, to be precise! Melbourne’s favourite high energy rockers Slowly Slowly premiered…

Caged Existence
Caged Existence: Interview with Jake Zammit

Melbourne hardcore band Caged Existence may be relative newcomers, but they’re kicked goal after goal since their formation in late 2017. Most notably so far, they earned a support slot on tour…