Ed Atlas

1 month ago | wallofsoundau.com | Ed Atlas

Underoath - The Place After This OneReleased: March 28, 2025Line Up Aaron Gillespie // Drums, Clean VocalsChristopher Dudley // Keyboard, Synth, ProgrammingTim McTague // Guitar, Backing VocalsGrant Brandell // BassSpencer Chamberlain // Vocals, Additional GuitarOnlineFacebook‍‍InstagramRe-Defining The Great Line of musical boundaries has always been one of Underoath's greatest qualities, and with their tenth studio album busting out of the pearly gates we’re left to wonder.

2 months ago | wallofsoundau.com | Ed Atlas

Since 1997, Tampa Bay was having glass shatter from the hundreds of high-rises within the city due to the raw, uncontrolled power Underoath had brought to the eastern side of America. Evolving their thrashy, trashy chugs and religious lyrics paired with black metalish vocal drivel; the St. Petersburg crew went through copious lineup changes until they became the TWO time Gold Certified powerhouses they still are today.

Jan 24, 2025 | wallofsoundau.com | Ed Atlas

Since 1997, Tampa Bay was having glass shatter from the hundreds of high-rises within the city due to the raw, uncontrolled power Underoath had brought to the eastern Gulf of Mexico. Evolving their thrashy, trashy chugs and religious lyrics paired with black metalish vocal drivel; the St. Petersburg crew went through copious lineup changes until they became the TWO time Gold Certified powerhouses they still are today.

Nov 6, 2024 | wallofsoundau.com | Ed Atlas

NovelistsVinnies, Gold Coast QLDNovember 5, 2024Supports: Defiant Ground and PRCHRConjuring a storm round Australia on the current Monolith Festival run, French metalcore act Novelists aren’t taking time to see the sights in their hang time on their way down to Melbourne. Instead, the rowdy crowd decided to take Gold Coast by the nuts and get the locals screaming at Vinnies Dive Bar in Southport.

Jul 18, 2024 | wallofsoundau.com | Ed Atlas

Recently we covered DEADSKIN‘s latest savage barrage EP – A HOME IN THE SUFFERING out now. We boasted their overpowering brutal side to no measure, applauding the prowess and control over the roaring vocals, and in general solidly written tunes. As the world finally gets its ears around the Brisbane boys, Wall of Sound had a chance to talk with Ben Baragwanath of DEADSKIN about A HOME IN THE SUFFERING, their plans now the wheels are officially turning on this next phase and what’s still to come.