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Chat Pile gig review 12th June Max Watts, Melbourne. With Beastwars and Bentham's Head. Words mark J. Photos Dan McKay. "sense of music being played by people who've thought about every note and then let the performance exceed the thought"

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CONVICT CLASS: NOT THE ENEMY, BUT PUNK LEGENDS. STEN GUN CHATS WITH MARK J.

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Albums like this make you realise how exceptional music can be. The Veil-Departures reviewed by Mark J.

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Meditations on Dying is a deep record that refuses to leave your mind, even after several listens. Mark J all hails the phenomenal album by Halo of Teeth that is Meditations on Dying.

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Music should blow your fucking mind, and Class Traitor does this passionately. Class Traitor's masterpiece The Images aren't Mine as per Mark J.

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Ice Chemicals earn their anger rather than performing it. Ice Chemicals-The Lowest Point album thru the eyes of Mark J.

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"Post-punk noise rock operating at the intersection of several decades of underground intelligence" Mark J reviews the brilliant Snailgun album-Glass Walls.

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ETERNAL STRUGGLE — Wartime Love Affair as reviewed By Mark J. Solid NYHC via Tel Aviv. "The music earns its fury"

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SHIPYARD-FATHOM as reviewed by Mark J. "What distinguishes Shipyard from the field of competent but generic doom acts is the controlled, unhinged quality of the playing"

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APE UNIT — Sticks album review by Mark J."Sticks earns its space not by reinventing anything but by being genuinely, unreservedly excellent at the thing it's attempting"

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BLACKWATER HOLYLIGHT: "WE JUST WANT IT TO FEEL HONEST" — AN EXCLUSIVE DEVIL'S HORNS ZINE INTERVIEW BY MARK JENKINS, CORNER HOTEL, MELBOURNE

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