In 2012, Breaking Orbit completed work on their long awaited debut album 'The Time Traveller' (Firestarter Distribution), produced by band member Dylan Mitrovich and mastered by Forrester Savell (Karnivool, Dead Letter Circus).

The album is an hour-long epic, flowing through dynamic passages and presenting a constantly changing scenery. The albums concept revolves around the evolution of man through past, present and future time, touching on themes from ancient mythology. It's music also reflects the theme, mixing modern styles and electronic sounds with progressive roots and tribal sensibilities - including the 'Quena' - a traditional bamboo flute of the Andes. This is translated visually utilising an intricate three dimensional artwork encasing the entire album.

Received well by media prior to release, LifeMusicMedia said "The Time Traveller will demand your attention and toy with your emotions, a clear contender for album of the year and one of the best Australian debuts in recent memory".

Sputnik Music said "Breaking Orbit have managed to successfully tell one hell of a story and take listeners on an amazing atmospheric ride with this, their debut album. It’s hard to label one word to accurately sum up the feeling of emotion, power, captivation and atmosphere that this album allows you to experience."

Breaking Orbit have emerged in 2015 with their second studio album Transcension, to be
released on 29th May.

This next installment from the Sydney based four-piece follows on from their critically acclaimed
debut album The Time Traveller, regarded as "...one of the most impressive debuts from an
Australian band in recent times!" (www.lifemusicmedia.com).

Transcension expands on the concept and knowledge of The Time Traveller, sharing the same
technicality, tied together with powerful melody and movement, lyrically reinforcing a positive
message of inner strength and unity.

Recorded at The Grove Studios outside of Sydney, the band re-engaged with producer Dylan
Mitrovich to bring this next musical chapter to life.

The first single Become The Light took to the airwaves on Triple J, Haug Radio, and a host of
digital and community stations. The single debuted along with other new material from the
forthcoming record whilst touring nationally with post rock legends Sleepmakeswaves.

The band will be releasing a limited pressing of individually numbered albums available
worldwide through Nucleus Music via pre-order only (www.breaking-orbit.com/preorder).

Transcension features the inspiring visual artistry of Cameron Gray (www.parablevisions.com)
who had the almighty task of illustrating the band’s musical expression.

The band's sophomore record is a testament to the ever growing national and international fan
base willing for this next statement from the dynamic and innovative ensemble. A preview series
showcasing the creative process and concepts behind the album will be presented via
www.breaking-orbit.com and social media.
Breaking Orbit:

Matthew Quayle - Lead Vocals, Guitar

Ayden Mitrovich - Bass Guitar, Vocals

Mark Tyson - Drums, Vocals

Dylan Mitrovich - Guitar, Percussion, Vocals, Programming


Kodiak Empire is a 5-piece progressive - alternative rock band from Brisbane, Australia. 

Kodiak Empire concoct a harmonious mix of peace and chaos, in an attempt to bring fantasy and personal inquiry to life through sound. After gaining a loyal following in wake of their first release ‘ Urashima’ , the long awaited second release ‘ Silent Bodies’  has finally arrived. The band is eager to display these new compositions upon launching their first-full length release in early August followed by an East Coast tour. 

Sydonia are truly hard to describe, huge and beautiful guitars meet melodic, hooky vocals and pounding twisted drums and percussion. Although many bands claim to be ‘Genre-less’ very few of those bands have their praises sung by such luminaries as Randy Blythe from Lamb of God or Jim Root from Slipknot and Stone Sour.
 Hailing from Melbourne, Australia this band is comprised of members Dana Roskvist (Vocals, Guitar, Programming), Sean Bailey (Drums, Percussion, Samples), and Adam Murray (Bass, Backing Vocals, Percussion)

The new single "Eyes Of Sand" is due to be released 29th July

Working hard and furiously since the later months of 2011 unbeknown to the public eye, the Brisbane boys of Caetera have defined and crafted their sound to which they believe will engrave them into the Metal scene.

In 2013 Caetera sponsored local music festival Bloodline Festival. With the band set to release their 2 track demo which was recorded, mixed and mastered by Nathan Woodrow of Tall Poppy Productions.

After very positive feedback on their studio video for "Eviscerate" approached Dave Blackley of Her Name Is Murder Productions to film the music video to Caetera's 2nd track "Insania". The clip was filmed in early June 2013 and released soon after

Having the material for the Echelon Oblitus EP for quite some time, but being unable to find likeminded musicians to help them bring this project to life, Adrian Rosa on vocals and guitar and Jackson Price, also on guitar and filling in on bass, finally made it to the studio and recorded their debut EP at the end of 2016.

The band enlisted the help of Todd Hansen (King Parrot, The Berzerker) as a session musician for all drums and percussion on the album, 'Echelon Oblitus'. They recorded at Core studios on the Gold Coast with Nik Carpenter before the EP was sent to be mixed by Mick Kenney (Anaal Nathrakh) and mastered by Alan Douches (West West Side Studios).

Since leaving the studio Caetera completed their search for a full band. The addition of these skilled musicians allowed the band to fully make the transition from a studio project to a live band.

Since then Caetera have come a long way. They have had the opportunity to play several shows around South East Queensland to hone their live act and 2017 is shaping up to be a massive year for the Brisbane four piece. They have already landed interstate supports with bands such as Hadal Maw and they have played on two huge Metal Of Honor festival lineups.

Balloons Kill Babies make heavy instrumental post-rock in Brisbane, Queensland. Succinctly described as “huge and dark,” their performances in and around the city attract audiences hungry for something different. 

Their recently released debut is Leviathan, combining the delicate, layered textures of Sigur Ros with the driving insistence of Nine Inch Nails. Sam Haycroft (Sydonia; I Am Duckeye) provided original artwork and graphic design, while seminal local producer Marly Luske (The Red Paintings; Deep Purple) has recorded, mixed and mastered all tracks. This limited production of only 300 copies was released July 20th at the Brisbane leg of Welkin Entertainment’s SANS VOX festival.

Leviathan has received airplay on community radio and the Andrew Haug "Heavy at Home" program. 

Guitarist Christian Carter and drummer Francis Daly formed and dismantled progressive doom metal Anhedonia by the age of 21. They now produce intricate, beautifully textured sounds directly from the collective subconscious. Bassist Karl O’Shea began his musical career with alternative rock outfit My Dying Days and drives the band’s low end with a resolute and experimental approach. 

Press:

“God Bless Balloons Kill Babies.” (Heavy & Weird)

"There is a joy that radiates from the dark soundscapes and it is this joy that makes the EP so engaging as a listener." (Heavy & Weird)

"... a slab of driving build ups, chugging chords, and just enough quieter, more melodic parts that keep the track interesting." (Postrock Star)

Balloons Kill Babies are scheduled to tour the east coast in support of Leviathan in the final months of 2013, with details to be announced online via www.facebook.com/balloonskillbabies. 

For more information and to arrange an interview, contact manager Ash Hauenschild via phone (0401 081 828) or email (balloonskillbabies@hotmail.com).

Influenced by a diverse range of musical styles and artists, Agents of the Enemy compose and perform dynamic and confronting music that aligns with the discord they observe in the modern world.

Their progressive/thrash metal sound reflects lyrical themes of internal and external conflict in individual, societal and global contexts.

What is the 'enemy', and who are the 'agents', are the most important questions of the 21st Century.

Agents of the Enemy have an atypical approach calling on influences from classic Slayer through to Porcupine Tree, using clean yet aggressive vocals delivered dynamically and melodically with the occasional growls where needed.

Visit AotE at their website agentsoftheenemy.com for downloads of these songs.

Some say rock n’ roll is dead. Bands don’t exist anymore. Guitars and drums are dated.

F@#k that! Nothin’ could be further from the truth!

Evil/Twin are one of Australia’s newest hard rock acts, keeping it real, the way it has and should be.

Singer/Guitarist Scottie Parsons gathered a bunch of mates on the Gold Coast to form the band in late 2016 with Gav Jones, Richard Coleman and Frank Horvath.

Drawing on years of experience as members of some of Australia’s best-known bands, Evil/Twin know how to deliver the goods.

Since then, the band’s played a stack of shows with some of Australia’s best-known acts and gathered fans locally and internationally online.

The debut self-titled EP received good reviews and sales in Australia, USA, UK and NZ with local radio air play on Rebel FM and others.

The band’s follow up EP Dark Passenger is now available with more killer tracks.

Armed with old-school guitars, drums and amps, Evil/Twin know how to deliver a rock show and remind the crowd how it used to be.

Evil/Twin will be hitting stages soon, get on board and rock on!

Evil/Twin are:

Scottie Parsons – Vox/Guitar
Gav Jones – Guitar
Richard Coleman – Drums/Vox
Frank Horvath – Bass

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A groove metal project based in Australia; matching the intense rhythms of djent and progressive metal with deep washes of ambients.Check it out @ http://spherian.bandcamp.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/SpherianBand

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