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Heavy Blog Yearbook // Our Favorite Articles of 2018

Karlo Doroc
December 24, 2018
Best of 2018
Following on from the inaugural 2017 edition, we’re back in 2018 with the Heavy Blog Yearbook, a look back at some of the articles from last year that we’re most proud of. We love sharing things with our reade... Read More...

The Evolution of Australia’s Heavy Music Scene

Karlo Doroc
May 8, 2018
Deep Dive
The Australian music scene. Having been oft-forgotten in other parts of the world for many a decade, over the past dozen years or so we’ve seen this country’s musical output burst from the underground and make ... Read More...

Tangled Thoughts of Leaving // The Heavy Blog is Heavy Interview

Karlo Doroc
March 8, 2017
Interviews
Tangled Thoughts of Leaving is one of the most interesting post metal bands out there. From the far reaches of Perth in Australia's wild west, their heavily improvised and experimental sound draws from sounds a... Read More...

Heavy Blog’s Interview with Michael Gagen (hazards of swimming naked, Echotide, ex-Arcane)

Karlo Doroc
January 24, 2017
Interviews
Today we're joined by none other than Michael Gagen, guitarist extraordinaire at bands you may have heard of, like hazards of swimming naked and (ex-) Arcane, and bands you've probably never heard of, like Echo... Read More...

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Watch New Live Video From Hazards Of Swimming Naked!

Heavy Blog
November 17, 2015
Features, Premieres
In case you haven't been paying attention, we've been posting about Caligula's Horse and Arcane a ton recently. The bands both share members, and many members even have their own side projects that they perform... Read More...

PHOTOS: This Will Destroy You, Meniscus, Hazards of Swimming Naked—June 10th, 2015 @ The Zoo, AUS

William France
June 16, 2015
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Texas post rock quartet, This Will Destroy You have returned to Australia once again, this time supported by Sydney's Meniscus and Brisbane locals Hazards of Swimming Naked. Their first appearance in the countr... Read More...
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Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving Prep New Epic Single ‘Downbeat’

Nick Cusworth
September 25, 2014
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Of the many and vast bands who have come about in the past few years and are taking instrumental metal in fascinating directions, there are very few that top Australia's Tangled Thoughts of Leaving in my book... Read More...

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