Melbourne’s Cherry Bar on ACDC Lane has become synonymous with really great gigs. We’ve witnessed the Thornhill Butterfly EP launch there as well as the Better Half Maybe I Was Wrong EP launch. Both of…
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Musicians aren’t created in a vacuum: They’re the product of their lives, their experiences, and their own connections with music. Their preferences and influences shine through their creations in one way or…
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…
Choosing an album of the year for 2017 has proven tough. While we were thinking about our own pick for AOTY, we opened the floor to musicians to share their favourite album…
2017 has been a huge year for music, with so many stellar releases. That doesn’t stop us being excited about even more incredible music that’s just around the corner. Here’s a few…
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…
Next Saturday (9th December), Invasion Fest brings an impressive arsenal of heavy bands to Arrow On Swanston in Melbourne. In the lead-up, we’re taking a peek at the 16 bands to get…
There’s something about melodic hardcore band Aburden and their intense sound that feels like both an escape and a bad dream at the same time. Track Of The Day today is “Without…
Melbourne melodic hardcore band Aburden carry a beautiful intensity in their music. This is the case whether experiencing them via a recording or in the flesh. Their EP My Old Friend feels like an…
Belle Haven kicked off their “Selfmade” Australian tour on Friday, and we got to soak it up at the Workers Club in Melbourne on Saturday 3rd June. This article is part one…