Pure Like Porcelain

Gnashing Teeth

Shrine

Shapeshifter

Ghost Of Me

a piece of me i never let you find.

Finding Euphoria

-X- SEEK DEEP -X- FAKE -X-

Cipher

Bloodspire — Throne of Ruin
Debuting with their first full-length album, Bloodspire delivers a powerful fusion of heavy metal and melodic intensity. Throne of Ruin spans 12 tracks of thunderous riffs, driving drums, and commanding vocals that explore themes of power, conflict, and defiance. With a sound that’s both aggressive and epic, this album marks Bloodspire’s arrival as a force to be reckoned with in the modern metal scene.

Siege of Shadows

Deathgrip

Pissed Off

Worlds Apart

The First Movement

Doomsday

Make Them Suffer are a five-piece metal band, emerging from Perth, Western Australia in October 2008. Since the band's inception, Make Them Suffer have been sweeping the nation by storm with a highly addictive blend of contemporary Death Metal, Black Metal and Deathcore. Fused smoothly together by symphonic texturizing and intricate piano to create a very dark and mature, emotionally driven onslaught of brutality.

Having already made a name for themselves with the release of their self-titled four track demo in January 2009. Make Them Suffer have arrived fresh out of the studio with Roland Lim (BIRDS OF TOKYO) with an exciting, insightful and original twist on contemporary metal with the release of their 5 track EP "Lord Of Woe" which has been compared in Blunt Magazine to the likes of BEHEMOTH, BLEEDING THROUGH and THE ACACIA STRAIN.

Now with a readily available EP, a full length album on its way and a sea of shows under their belt including support slots for BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, THE ACACIA STRAIN, WINDS OF PLAGUE, DARKEST HOUR and UNEARTH among others, Make Them Suffer have began attacking the national and international music scene.

“A tortured collection of sorrow and pain-filled brutality that just may be one of the most impressive metal releases of the year” – Drum Media

“An impressive debut and one to keep an eye on.” – [4/5] Blunt Magazine

“Although the venue was yet to reach full capacity there was already a neat row of headbangers at the front and tactical tacking maneuvers were required to negotiate the dangerously swelling crowd.” - Fasterlouder.com.au