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HEAVY AUSSIE CONTENT DIGIMAG #237

Cover photo thanks to Sionainne Costello at Trapped Photography

VIEW HEAVY AUSTRALIAN CONTENT DIGIMAG #237 HERE

 Australian Content DigiMag #237 has arrived and is jam-packed full of homegrown metal, plus a little bit from bands who at least plan to make Australia home for a tour in the near future.

This week, we feature Melbourne’s Coffin Carousel on the cover, with main man Howsie talking us through their new album and the progressive heaviness of the band. Bloom also stops in for a chat about their upcoming album, while Heathenspawn bring us up to date on their crushing new single.

There’s music and tour news from King Parrot, Be’Lakor, and Headbore, plus we bring you Good Things set times, news about extra shows from Tool, and the upcoming birthday celebrations at Crowbar. HEAVY is proud to premiere new songs from KODEM and Ruination, and we bring you more new music from Born Again Hypocrite, Bloom, The Meanies and more.

We review new albums from Coffin Carousel, Post Haven and Ruination while our live team bring you the action from recent shows by The Screaming Jets, Festyville 4 and more. In international band developments, we bring you interviews with Zebrahead and Sam & Chloe, and elsewhere we premiere the new tracks from Yellowcard, The Rasmus and Blvd Of Eyes. Then there’s a sneaky album review of Better Days from Yellowcard, which came out earlier today.

It’s a lot to get through, so we recommend at least a 4 pack of JD goes in the fridge before you start. Until next time, stay HEAVY

Krispy

VIEW HEAVY AUSTRALIAN CONTENT DIGIMAG #237 HERE

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Thursday, July 16, 2026

The Astor

PERTH, Western Australia (WA)

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Hindley Street Music Hall

ADELAIDE, South Australia (SA)

Saturday, July 11, 2026

The Forum

MELBOURNE, Victoria (VIC)

Friday, July 10, 2026

The Enmore

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