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Picture a chamber recital held in a bombed-out city. The theatre’s ceiling has collapsed inward, burying the balconies and mezzanines in rubble. The few working lights flicker tentatively in the gloom. Scorch marks adorn the walls, occasionally outlining ghostly silhouettes on the peeling plaster. The stage is coated in a fine layer of ash, soon to be stirred about by a rotating ensemble of over a dozen musicians, who will weave tales of resistance, desperation, loss and, ultimately, hope.
This is the imagery Something to Lose conjures, a live collaboration between Throwing Bricks and Ontaard commissioned by the curators of Roadburn Festival. Last April, these nigh-unclassifiable Dutch bands united to perform this joint composition–a whirlwind of sludge, screamo, black metal, post rock, industrial, and spoken word–and on the anniversary of that performance, the bands and their collaborators will make a recording of that set available to the world. You can sample the “unholy alchemy” of that evening through lead single “Acid for Fascists,” available to stream below.
–Alex Chan
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Here’s what Jordi from Throwing Bricks had to say about the track:
“Acid to Fascists” truly embodies the collaborative nature of the project. Throwing two bands in a room together, adding extra musicians with new instruments and sounds we don’t know. It has been quite a guess for all of us, but turned out great. This song specifically started out as an improvised jam, when Yoni (TTFO) joined in during rehearsal to see what we we’re doing.
He hooked up his synths and sample pad and off we went. It’s the best fun you can have, making noise with friends.
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Something to Lose will release on digital platforms and vinyl April 10th.
REXORIA returns with their signature Royal Metal sound on the brand‑new album ‘Fallen Dimension‘, delivering towering choruses, vivid storytelling, emotional depth, and raw, commanding vocals. With their fourth studio album — the successor to the acclaimed ‘Imperial Dawn‘, both released through Black Lodge — REXORIA takes a bold and focused step forward. Fallen Dimension spans […]
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Melbourne gave Little River Band its launch in March 1975, but the group came together from musicians who had already built reputations in other successful Australian acts. Glenn Shorrock had sung with the Twilights and Axiom, Beeb Birtles came from Zoot, and Graeham Goble and Derek Pellicci had been part of Mississippi. Under the management of Glenn Wheatley, the band was put together with international success in mind, especially in the United States. The band’s name came from a road sign pointing toward Little River on the route from Melbourne to Geelong, and the first performance took place on March
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Sharon Osbourne has confirmed that the plan is to bring Ozzfest back next year, and it will start in the birthplace of the man himself.

Ozzfest started in 1996 before expanding into a touring festival a year later, running through to 2018, championing the likes of Slipknot and System of a Down at the start of their careers.
Whilst speaking to her son Jack on the Osbournes’ podcast, Sharon Osbourne has now stated that the plan is to hold the festival over two days at Villa Park. The same venue where Black Sabbath’s Back To The Beginning concert took place, serving as Ozzy’s final live performance.
“We wanna do two days in Aston Villa and then come to America,” she explained. “Then we wanna hear from everyone where we should go in America. We’ve got to find a lot of young, new talent, because that’s what your dad would want”
The news follows a big week of celebrations honouring Ozzy’s life and legacy. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BRIT Awards this past weekend, where Sharon exclaimed, “There will never be another Ozzy fucking Osbourne” during the acceptance speech.
A special performance of ‘No More Tears’ followed, delivered by Robbie Williams, Adam Wakeman, Robert Trujillo, Tommy Clufetos and Zakk Wylde.
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It’s been a tumultuous winter for Ekko Astral. Soon, they’ll be stepping back to “recalibrate.”
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