Slaughter Lord - Legion

Slaughter Lord -  Die By Power

Cruciform- Necropolis

Persecution - Psychic Forecasts

Aftermath - Parched

Tribe Maelstrom - Bliss

Tribe Maelstrom - Somethin Heavy

Tribe Maelstrom - T.D.M

Apostasy - darkening of the light

Manticore - Barricades of Vitality (remastered)

Manticore - Mass of Revulsion (remastered)

Destrier - Intro

Addictive - Pity Of Man

Frozen Doberman - Bonsai

Snake Sixx - When These 2 Worlds Collide (with Marc Grewe)

Horror Movie

Ringwraith

Unemployed Super Villains

Great Southern Land

The Konspiracy Theory

“Snake Sixx is virtually an institution in Australian metal such is the longevity of his activity and involvement in the scene, perhaps most notably as guitarist with death metal juggernauts Aftermath and Destrier though he has had a hand in multiple musical pursuits with an assortment of roles.
Probably most acknowledged and acclaimed by the appreciative underground set rather than the mainstream snobs who fawn over corporate sellouts, radio friendly brain rot or has-beens still sailing on long past glories Snake Sixx has nonetheless managed to stay firmly entrenched in the scene.” – Jim Goforth (Black Belle Music)

Run by legends of Aussie metal and founded by Snake Sixx to have a place to keep our history with band bio's, stories, exclusive songs and videos etc. Here you will find hundreds of songs. demo's. video clips, live footage and a heaps of rare and never seen before footage of many of the bands and musicians that pioneered heavy metal and hard rock in Australia.

Australia's rock/metal elite including Snake Sixx, Wayne Campbell,  Steve Hughes, Johnathan Devoy, Leeno Dee, Steve King, ROK, Paul Murphey, Kriss Hades,  Dave Slave, Adam Agius, Kim West, Jordan Howe, Troy Scerri, Sloth, Dave Neil, Michael Lenton, Luke Ford, Jamie Ludbrook, Craig and Sandi Martin, Dave Harrison, Joe Buttigieg, Derek Turner, Graeme Goode, Tim West, Anthony Hoffman, Dave Colless, Mick Bourke, Nigel Grundy, Shane Sparks, Cameron Mckenzie, Steve Watts, Shane Stuart, Zoran Mrakic, Pete Wuth, Toneye Eyenot, Brian Fisher-Griffin, Loz Lamy, Shano Ned.

Whilst many of his contemporaries from both earlier and more recent times have fallen by the wayside, vanished into obscurity or merely failed to cut it the prodigious multi instrumentalist has overcome hosts of obstacles, setbacks and dramas to soldier on relentlessly in the quest for making music.
Given his extensive background in a variety of metal oriented genres one might then assume that a solo album from him may well be some sort of expedition into a heavy metal environment and though it could be a reasonable assumption to make it wouldn’t necessarily be a correct one.
Instead having definitely paid his dues to the more metal side of things Snake Sixx ventures into the realm of the industrial, the veteran axeslinger trading back and forth his six stringed weapons of mass destruction with his cold tools of electronica as well as album production (recording and mixing) on his solo work and has spent the last 25 months pulling together the biggest  collaboration of underground rock and metal legends from all over the world in Australian music history to pay a 'Legends tribute to legends' on his new album.

I learned the axe from Greg Morreli( R.I.P.) ex-NAZXUL and GRUNGEON, and complete freak on the axe, Chuk Singh (who works for Guitar World magazine now) when 10, I was 12-13 and in my first band which some of you may have heard of called AVRIGUS. Simon Gruer (CRUCIFORM) was on rhythm and vox, I was on lead axe (as always) can’t remember who was bass but the infamous Wayne Campbell (MORTAL SIN/GRUNGEON/WHITE TRASH) was on drums…that gig…my first ever was amazing, Greg Morelli (R.I.P.), Red (Frozen Doberman) Alex Hardy (Mortal Sin) and a few other  ’Trueeschooler’ names who allude me atm were there but i remember looking at Wayne on drums and feeling like I was in front of 10,000 people…The ULTIMATE drug…and I should know, I have done them all.
When i started my own band TOTAL ABUSE in ’92 I started regularly hanging out with Greg and Campbell, going green and white from their weed (insane hash actually back then) and learning everything I could, Greg was like an encyclopedia to me, taught me so much about the scene (as well as Campbell’s invaluable lessons about the muso life and time in this country’s biggest band in heavy metal history – MORTAL SIN). I remember being no more that 14-15 years old and Greg Morelli would drive over in his infamous black Bedford van and lend me his Roland GP 16 guitar effects unit for the weekend (as long as Grungeon weren’t rehearsing). Then in 94 I joined AFTERMATH. supported CANNIBAL CORPSE, DEICIDE, PUNGENT STENCH, CARCASS, midway through my stint with AFTERMATH joined DESTRIER the most brutal tech/death metal band from Australia to come out of the 90′s(As stated in HOT METAL magazine), only Damaged, Sulkus and Blood Duster came close back then, and we supported DEICIDE. At this point I was hanging with Steve Hughes a bit, after having scen me in DESTRIER at shows like the DEICIDE support etc. and saw and knew the freak inside me better than i did at that point…I was too wound up in it all on everything I could get my hands on from here to Peru…I think I snorted the other half of that country that Steve Tyler couldn’t (He mentions this in the film ‘Decline of Western Civilisation part 2 – The Metal Years)  (I was still unfamiliar with SLAUGHTER LORD at this point, being so young, I mainly knew him as the drummer in MORTAL SIN after Campbell and his current band at the time PRESTO with legend shredder and SLAUGHTER LORD co founder with Steve, Mick Burke.

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