Tag: The Basement
Canberra’s HOPE WILKINS isn’t emerging, she’s already here, as proven on the outstanding debut EP COFFEE CUPS
Review by Vince Leigh[artist shot by Claire Warren Photography] The debut EP for emerging Canberra singer-songwriter Hope Wilkins contains three ...
Metalise Slow Recovery Edition – Venues reopening? Plus top metal to watch and hear
Is anyone else sick of the internet yet? I mean, I feel like I've seen the whole thing now. I've ...
Win a double pass to The Angels and Boom Crash Opera this Friday!
After over 40 years in the business, 13 studio albums, eight Top 10 albums, 17 Top 40 singles under the ...
Everclear, Renegade Peacock, and Local Horror pack, and rock, out The Basement on Sunday, 9 February
Review and photos By Paul Kerr Everclear, the '90s alternative rockers made their way back to Australia after a three-year ...
Metalise Mar/Apr – Top 7 Albums To Listen To Right Now + all the gig goodness
March kicks off brutal with the USA extremity of Sulfuric Cautery and Girth being joined by killer Melbourne band Contaminated ...
It’s a double-diddly-dose of The Simpsons inspired metal when Dr Colossus and Okilly Dokilly dunk the Duff and don the dirge for Canberra
Cara Lennon talks to the Ned Flanders themed metalerinos about their new album and upcoming Canberra show. Diddly Hens love ...
Metalise Feb/Mar – Pod People return, Mental Cavity surge, Metal meets The Simpsons + A massive month of remarkable metal at The Basement
Happy new year! Can't blab on, there's too much to share. Danish thrashers Artillery bring the dark hygge to Canberra ...
Metalise January – Punknats, Okilly Dokilly, The Neptune Power Federation, Download + more
The festivus period has been and gone and apart from giving me headaches in looking and contemplating Top 5s and ...
Metalise Nov/Dec – Iron Maiden, Ploughshare, Mental Cavity, Bastardizer, Wolves In The Throneroom, The Neptune Power Federation, and so, so, so, so, much more
Busy month for local guitar player Rohan Todd with not one but two absolutely killer releases with two bands and ...
Band Profile: Clarity of Chaos – Not over-the-top brutal. Just HEAVY.
With their debut self-titled album still fresh (click here for Vince Leigh's in-depth review), and a coupla Canberra shows on ...
