Here we go again, and this time we look a bit different thanks to a new Art Director coming on board. On the cover, we have The Amity Affliction talking about their new album Chasing Ghosts and their plans for taking over the world. Speaking of taking over the world, we also talk to The Smith Street Band. Then on top of everything, we talk to Chris Hannah from Propagandhi about the state of the world, Zoli Teglas from Pennywise about his work with Sea Shepherds, Gallows about the shake ups in their world, John Baizley from Baroness talks about their new masterpiece and we introduce a new type of feature with Cornerstones, where we discuss the musical legacy of Joe Strummer just weeks after what would have been his 60th birthday. Add your usual reviews, a Quickfire with enigmatic Sydney band Lo and some Bands You've Never Heard Of, and this is our best issue to date.
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tired minds
debut self-titled epavailable in selected stores and
onlineSeptember 12th through Break Bend
Sydney's favourite pop punk sons Heroes For Hire return with
their third studio album. Produced by New Found Glory's Steve
Klein, No Apologies features twelve anthems including
Face Without A Name, O With Their Heads!, No Apologies and Lords
Of Blacktown
