Posts tagged gold coast
Sunk Loto are back with their heaviest offering to date in new single, 'God Complex'

Australian alt metal legends, Sunk Loto return again after 2023 gifted the heavy scene with their unforgettable resurgence with their first new music in two decades in ‘The Gallows Wait’. A year later, and we have been blessed yet again, this time with Sunk Loto offering one of the heaviest cuts of their career in ‘God Complex’.

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Hello Sunshine Festival turns up the heat and announces stacked line-up for Melbourne and Gold Coast - featuring the return of Stone Temple Pilots

Say hello to 2025 and get set to soak up some summer vibes; Melbourne’s biggest family-friendly music and food event Hello Sunshine will return next March for an unforgettable celebration of music, tasty treats and endless entertainment. An all-ages event that caters to diehard music fans, parents, kids, foodies and everyone in between, Hello Sunshine’s 2025 edition features a bumper lineup for the ages, including performances from Stone Temple Pilots, Smash Mouth, Wolfmother, Kasey Chambers, Rogue Traders, Drapht, an extra special Bluey live show and meet & greet, Lenny Pearce and Whistle & Trick. 

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Mass Sky Raid unveil epic sophomore album, 'Calm In Chaos', announce East Coast tour.

Gold Coast’s Mass Sky Raid have unveiled their sophomore album, ‘Calm In Chaos’ - a hefty ten tracks of progressive alt-rock that’s heavy on the musical theatrics and big choruses.

To celebrate, Mass Sky Raid have released one final music video (to the single, ‘Miracle’), and have announced a string of dates for an East Coast tour.

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Gold Coast's Mass Sky Raid offer up third single, 'Undertow' ahead of new album 'Calm In Chaos'

Gold Coast prog/alt-rock outfit, Mass Sky Raid have released their third single, the proggy, electro-tinged belter, ‘Undertow’, which will also feature on the band’s upcoming album, ‘Calm In Chaos’ (which releases on June 3rd).

‘Undertow’ is clean, precise Australian alt/prog rock. It goes for the big moments in the choruses, pulls back enough in the verses, and goes in deep for some electro middle-eight goodness.

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