Loud

Loud

Loud Online is a webzine dedicated to metal and heavy rock music, located in Sydney, Australia. The journey of Loud started in 1995 as a community radio program. Later that same year, it evolved into a print magazine and made its online debut in the middle of 1996.

National, Trade/B2B
English
Online/Digital

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39
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Global

#4953467

Australia

#184048

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#2762

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  • 1 day ago | loudmag.com.au | Brian Giffin

    Developing the story-telling aspect of their art even further with an elaborate story about a search for the twin of Jesus, Battlesnake have released their new album. Dawn Of The Exultants And The Hunt For The Shepherd is out now and the band is off to Europe and the UK immediately for a huge run of dates including shows with Eagles of Death Metal and DZ Deathrays. Get everything Battlesnake here.

  • 1 day ago | loudmag.com.au | Brian Giffin

    Perth reprobates Blϋddypŏp and Toxik Volcano have teamed up on a split CD release. Available from each band’s Bandcamp, Poops Bloody Poops/Kaos Dwells With the Magma Chamber is a gatefold CD with 11 tracks and is also available to stream from the usual platforms.

  • 1 day ago | loudmag.com.au | Brian Giffin

    Adelaide’s awesome Froth and Fury Festival is taking a huge step with the announcement of a Perth leg this year. In conjunction with Soundworks Touring, the F&F organisers will be announcing further details of this year’s event soon – with dates in both Adelaide and Perth. As the two mainland state capitals that traditionally miss out on big events of this kind, this is huge news for the local heavy and alternative music communities.

  • 3 days ago | loudmag.com.au | Brian Giffin

    Eternal road warriors Black Rheno are out on another east coast sojourn in August with shows throughout NSW, Queensland, the ACT and Victoria. Of course, they aren’t touring without a new song, and this one’s A Bad Ass Love Song – check it out.

  • 3 days ago | loudmag.com.au | Brian Giffin

    Following a two year recording hiatus, Melbourne’s ATLVS are back with a new track. A long-awaited follow-up to their 2023 EP Shadow Dancer, Soulsucker presages more material to come from the four piece. Check it out below.

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