Greetings to The Amenta! Tell us what fans can expect from you new full length, ‘Flesh is Heir’! Timothy Pope: Hello. Thank you very much for the interview. “Flesh is Heir” is a very unique album. Not only unique to us (and it definitely is that) but also unique when compared with the thousands of
Tell us of your new full length, ‘Place of No Pity’ from Listenable Records! This marks your fourth full album, yes? Yes. This latest album has been out a while here in Australia now, but it has only just recently seen release in U.S. What can fans expect of this album? Would you say it
Well this was indeed a looooong time coming. For not only is Australia historically been one of the finest hotspots for underground metal, but the mighty Bestial Warlust definitely ranks as one of its finest exports. This EP got swept under the rug and forgotten for many years now, and Hell’s Headbangers finally did
These days, it’s really hard to not find one’s self completely overcome with a disgusted, misanthropic attitude toward the present state of humanity…at least if you’re paying attention to the grueling shitstorm that is society. If not, then you must be one of the lucky and/or oblivious few that will march like sheep through your
Sometimes, when you find yourself as a newer fan of a specific band, finding and becoming familiar with their past work…especially the rare shit, can be nearly impossible. It can probably be said that, for the most part, when a band releases a compilation album, the general purpose would be to unleash rare material that
Australian black metal outfit, Mhorgl shows no fear of stepping outside the proverbial box of the genre’s tradition while still very effectively paying tribute to their inspirational roots. With a rabid sound simultaneously fusing misanthropy and seething rage, the band’s latest effort has just put them on the worldwide map of the more extreme side
Antinomianism – the belief that one’s faith puts them above all other laws and restrictions. Alright, I’m not gonna lie. Yes, it’s time to cut the proverbial crap. It is quite honestly a very rare occurrence, when the continent of Australia is brought up in any conversation, that I think of much more of anything
