Live: Cypress Hill Gallery
Cypress Hill brought phat jams to The Enmore with local boys Ivan Ooze and Coin Banks opening the night. We have an inkling we weren’t the only Blunt at the show.
View ArticleFoo Fighters: Life Is A Highway
One of the most prominent bands in rock plot the course of American musical history – and notch up their highly-anticipated eighth studio album in the process.
View ArticleAngels & Airwaves: Walking On A Dream
BLUNT waxes lyrical with Angels & Airwaves and Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge about life, death, the universe and everything in between.
View ArticleLive: Cloud Nothings Gallery
Indie-rock tunes and a punk as fuck performance, Cloud Nothings tore the Oxford Art Factory apart with Palms laying down support. Check out our gallery from the night.
View ArticleEmigrate: Silent Night
BLUNT catches up with Richard Kruspe, the affable axeman of Rammstein and frontman of the industrial metal project Emigrate, who have recently issued their new LP, Silent So Long.
View ArticleTouché Amoré: That’s Amoré
Touché Amoré have carved themselves a deep niche in Australia, cementing a status as one of the most compelling forces in modern melodic hardcore.
View ArticlePerfect Pussy: On The Record
Speaking to us down a crackling phone line, Perfect Pussy's Shaun Sutkus tells us how he learned to love being abrasive and why cranking Miley always gets the party started.
View ArticleDanny Worsnop Quits Asking Alexandria
In news we didn't see coming, Asking Alexandria frontman Danny Worsnop has left the band.
View ArticleDammit, Where’s My Band Again?
...In which we figure out if Tom DeLonge is still a member of Blink-182. Click through for five of our favourite Tom-fronted tracks from over the years.
View ArticleMariachi El Bronx: Back Down South
By day, they’re your favourite cut-throat punks – but by night, the horns assemble and they become a joyous celebration of mariachi.
View ArticleMarmozets: Everything’s Just Wonderful
Rock’n’roll is in the family business for Marmozets – and business is good. Becca McIntyre talks BLUNT through your new favourite band.
View ArticleAttila: King Of The Huns
Misogynistic, egotistical hardcore party prince, or the Kanye West that electro metal didn’t know it had or needed?
View ArticleTom Strikes Back – The Saga Continues…
...In which we hear Tom DeLonge's response to Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker's tell-all Rolling Stone Q&A.
View ArticleThe Ghost Inside – Dear Youth
Four albums in, The Ghost Inside still drive forward with the same youthful intensity that Jonathan Vigil once lamented losing; this is a band that keeps growing with no signs of slowing down.
View ArticleNe Obliviscaris: A Mighty Fortress
Eclectic Melburnians Ne Obliviscaris pursue a unique approach within an extreme metal scene populated by faceless sound-a-likes.
View ArticleSlash: Fretboard On Fire
The cover for the latest Slash album depicts all manner of pop culture with faces melting – BLUNT attempts to establish whether it’s a result of his blistering solos, or in reference to the title.
View ArticleThe Hottest 100… With Balls!
Feeling dismayed by what you heard in this year’s Hottest 100? You’re not alone. The “world’s biggest musical democracy” left a lot to be desired, so we’re here to provide you with our alternative.
View ArticleThe Gaslight Anthem: Turn On The Bright Lights
Brian Fallon discusses the band’s imminent ‘experimental’ record, what he thinks of the naysayers, and lights. Yes, lights.
View ArticleThe Smith Street Band: Meet Me By The River
The Smith Street Band show no signs of suffering the third album slump. Wil Wagner talks about putting together their most “band” release yet.
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