The Tangent - TangentThree wild dogs! Four wild tracks!! Locked down, loaded up, ready to explode: this is the first recording from Melbourne's TANGENT, heavy metal from north of the river. Despite their newness, their sound is definitely OLD. It's all familiar, but recast in a refreshing manner, like a lost Heavy Pettin' recording found in the Eastern Bloc or if Saxon had shared a practice space with Omen.

alarming and even dangerous music during black moods

and The Moon Seven Times

et al) have also been a lodestar for Void in this respect

There is a natural but subtle evolution for Holy Hive on this record

You've likely already listened to Stuart Bogie

5 with their almost playful eccentricities and freedoms show the composer trying out a variety of forms and variations on convention

but also fraughtand tense

and is played admirably by Hoebig and Stobbe

It is one of Malles most experimental films and a cinematic daydream like no other

Released in the aftermath of lead vocalist Vince Neil's arrest for manslaughter on a drunk driving charge

He has been repeatedly awarded with scholarships of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage

which is the first ever harpsichord concert