Freedom Of Fear Began their musical journey in 2015 and the Adelaide four piece have been pushing the boundaries of Metal and its definition ever since. After several EP’s they unleashed Nocturnal Gates in 2019 an excellent genre bending opus. What Does Freedom of Fear mean to you? Matt Walters Guitar: ‘’It's open to interpretation, but we just thought it sounded cool at the time ha-ha. To me personally it means this: To become free, a person must face his fears and leave his

Nocturnitier: ‘’ Me and Speedfire (Drummer) met Tzar (who later became Vocalist/Bassist) met at an underground local gig in Tychy, small city of the Silesian Voivodeship in Poland. Our garage where we rehearsal is placed there, and we continue to use it as our rehearsal room.’’ Where did the name Gallower come from? ‘’We just combined this out of the word, Gallows”, nothing more but we wanted the name to be connected with the lyrics we use in our songs. ‘’ The decision to be

Punishment in the Abyss of Self Hate is the latest release from Nihilistium a focused and extreme record full of raw experimental black metal and a step further into the darkness of music that comes from Mortemiis “I’m still the only member in Nihilistium. I want to start a new project with a full band, but I think Nihilistium will always be my solo project”. Trigger Warning – Adult Concepts within. Here in her own words track by track, Punishment in the Abyss of Self Hate L

Geoffro O'Leary is a passionate musician and artist. Owner Operator at Brisbane body Art, his status in the Brisbane music scene is near legendary from his time as a drummer for D9 and now Guitar and Vocals for Piston Fist. Originally from Wellington NZ Geoffro has Called Brisbane home since the age of 5. What came first for you, music, or art? ‘’ Music!!!! It’s always been about music and heavy music at that. Although I’ve always drawn, and always loved drawing. Music hit me

‘’As long as I can remember I loved creating things artistically but was also big into music. I think they go hand in hand. Age 9 I got my first guitar and just wanted to learn rock and roll songs with chords but did some classical too. But age 17, I saved up and bought myself a bass guitar and that's when I realized how much fun it was to play that.’’ Naomi Smith Born in London now resides in Auckland and is currently at the The Tattooed Heart, on K Road with her Partner Ben