Scars and Guitars

Anthony talks about the new Triple Kill album Blackened Dawn, and we dive into topics related to all things metal, local and general. 
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GLORYHAMMER returns with "Return To The Kingdom Of Fife," a nuclear-powered heroic power metal album, which they are bringing to Australian Audiences this November. Michael Barber (Zargothrax - keyboards) is on hand to discuss the shows and the new album. He also offers his opinion on the situation between venues and bands regarding merchandising royalties, amongst other quality topics. 
Catch them with Pirate metal legends RUMAHOY and LïVEWïRE at: 
Nov 2 - Adelaide 
Nov 3 - Melbourne 
Nov 4 - Sydney 
Nov 5 - Canberra 
Nov 7 - Brisbane 
Tickets: www.moshtix.com.au (Adelaide, Brisbane) and www.oztix.com.au (Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra). 

Join us as Mikael Stanne delves into exciting updates about The Halo Effect’s upcoming tour with Lagerfest in Australia throughout November. We also uncover his deep-rooted connections with Gothenburg’s luminaries, pondering the genre’s impact on extreme metal’s evolution, comparable to Florida’s late 80s death metal scene. Stanne discusses Jesper Stromblad, the remarkable project Grand Cadaver, line-up shifts in Dark Tranquillity, and revisits his days with Hammerfall and In Flames. This episode marks our debut on Rumble, and your support is appreciated as we explore this new platform’s potential. Stay tuned for more!
Get set for LAGERFEST 2023: a blend of heavy metal and Oktoberfest. Featuring THE HALO EFFECT (their debut in Australia and New Zealand), BEYOND THE BLACK, and DEVILSKIN. Also, don’t miss LAGERSTEIN, Australia’s party pirates, in their 6th explosive appearance. Catch the festival on these dates: 11/11 – Auckland, 12/11 – Christchurch, 15/11 – Brisbane, 16/11 – Sydney, 18/11 – Adelaide, 19/11 – Melbourne. Tickets at: https://www.lagerfest.net/

Kelly discusses the creative influences that shaped his first album using the Till The Dirt moniker titled "Outside The Spiral." We delve into the 1990s, where we explore his close relationship with Roger Patterson (November 29, 1968 – February 12, 1991), the bassist for Athiest, as well as his successor Tony Choy. This is followed by a dynamic conversation covering various subjects tied to the realm of social and political landscapes.

The trigger for the discussion with Scott from Carnifex is their ninth studio album, Necromanteum, set to release on October 6 2023, through Nuclear Blast Records. While we do delve into the album's creation, the conversation is notable through its exploration of the prevalent woke and socialist ideologies that are widespread across the Western hemisphere.

Serena Cherry from Svalbard discusses their fourth album, The Weight Of The Mask. We delve into intentional differences between this album and When I Die, Will I Get Better? and explore Svalbard's collaboration with The Ranch Production House, their creative process, lyrical themes, and inspirations. Discover insights from shows with Russian Circles and Cult of Luna and find out if Svalbard has an Australian adventure planned.

Shane Embury explores the challenges of balancing artistry, family, and societal pressures. We discuss censorship, the evolving music industry, and the responsibility of being an artist in today's polarised world. Shane shares their experiences collaborating with Bill Steer and Kevin Sharp and covers musicianship, bass playing and experimentation with diverse sounds and styles. This conversation offers plenty of insight into Shane's psyche and what makes him tick.

Sam Bettley, the bassist of Asking Alexandria, delves into their latest album, Where Do We Go From Here? Sam shares his thoughts on their journey and how they've evolved. Plus, get a glimpse into their creative process and the gear they use to produce their sound. Plenty of insight if you enjoy bass playing.

Josh Middleton discusses Sylosis' latest album, A Sign of Things to Come, covering their sound, writing process, and focus on creating a cohesive record. He also reflects on the significance of albums in today's music landscape and shares thoughts on playing with Metallica and his recent exit from Architects, amongst other intriguing topics.

James Bulloch discusses Ringworm's latest album, Seeing Through Fire and how he hopes it'll reach a wider extreme metal audience with the help of Nuclear Blast. James also discusses his powerful vocal style and how the band focused on a specific engineer to achieve a heavy, raw, and clear sound. James is also a tattooist and graphic designer based in Cleveland, which is a catalyst for an exchange about the economics of the music industry.