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Episode 19 features reviews of the new songs from The Amity Affliction and Parkway Drive, the new albums from Save The Clock Tower and Cane Hill, and a live review of Jack The Stripper in Sydney.
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This episode features reviews of the new albums from Blink-182 and Asphalt Graves, talk on Sleeping With Sirens getting caught with their pants down and the recently-announced tours featuring A Day To Remember, Of Mice & Men, Escape The Fate and Dream On Dreamer.
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Episode 17 contains reviews of Parkway Drive in Sutherland (w/ Make Them Suffer and Polaris on the All Aussie Adventures Tour), new stuff from Of Mice & Men and Whitechapel, as well as more talk on the Unify 2017 lineup, and the funniest viral metal overdub since the rise of Heart of a Coward's hilarious Suffergram.
Episode 16 features an interview with Perth tech metallers Make Way For Man, as well as reviews of Save The Clock Tower, Gojira and The Equinox Tour (Northlane, In Hearts Wake, Hands Like Houses and Ocean Grove) and the news features UNIFY Festival's line-up, Crowbar, Silverstein Guns 'N' Roses and... Skrillex?
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Lexxi Foxx from Steel Panther is a guest this week, chatting to Matt Bradley about rock icons, hot girls, offending people, their latest album and upcoming Australian tour. News comes in the form of tours, awards and shootings, and reviews include Asphalt Graves, blink 182 and Zephyr.
This week's episode features a huge interview with Sam Rilatt from Sydney death metallers Daemon Pyre, as well as talk on Oli Sykes' doppelganger, the crap events at Rock Am Ring, the best bands at Download Festival and reviews of new stuff from Machine Head, Save The Clock Tower, Drown This City, Thornhill and Dregg.
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The new edition of the revamped 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' features reviews of the new albums from Hatebreed and Architects, live reviews of Being As An Ocean / Saviour / Void of Vision / Final Frontier and Polaris / I, Valiance / Justice For The Damned / Life's Ill, and an interview with Jack (vocals) and James (guitar) from Melbourne's Void of Vision. Listen, enjoy, tell your mates.
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Featuring news on Fear Factory, The Used, Korn, Axl Rose/ACDC, Ozzy Osbourne and Slipknot, plus reviews of Vektor's 'Terminal Redux' album and singles from letlive., Blink 182 and The Predecessors. Support independent media, support heavy music.
Episode 11 of Metal, Corr Blimey features news on Being As An Ocean, Void of Vision, Saviour, Enter Shikari, The Used, Hacktivist and Gojira, as well as track reviews of Blink 182, Gojira and Hellyeah. Plus, why everyone who hated Parkway Drive's 'Ire' is wrong. Share this and help an English guy in Sydney talk to more people about heavy music.
Episode 10 of Metal, Corr Blimey features news about Limp Bizkit's fictitious show, Bring Me The Horizon's upcoming Aussie tour, Abhorrent Decimation's apparent album split with Bernie Clifton(!) and UNFD's signing of Ocean Grove. Reviews of new stuff will be from Hatebreed, Cane Hill, Beartooth and the aforementioned Ocean Grove, and there'll be talk about - in the wake of CJ leaving Thy Art Is Murder, The Defiled splitting up and countless other financially motivated losses to our scene - how TRC have created a new business model that heavy bands may want to think about following. Listen, like, comment, subscribe, share. Be social.
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