Eagleby Hall - April 30th, 2011:

Signal The Firing Squad, Thy Art Is Murder:

If you haven't seen either of these bands before [or even lately], I suggest you make the effort to go out and watch them next time you get the chance; I assure you that if you can appreciate any form of musical skill, you will not regret it.

Signal The Firing Squad:
Make like Toddlicious and cover Overdose.













Thy Art Is Murder:
Before you keep scrolling, I think I should inform you that as of last night, nothing is more metal than a pillow fight.



































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Byron YAC - December 16th, 2010

Shinto Katana, In Hearts Wake, Thy Art Is Murder:

Headed down to Byron Bay to watch In Hearts Wake play with Jack for the last time yesterday. It was odd to watch him go as I've always known him as part of the band and I can't imagine them without him.

Shinto Katana:







In Hearts Wake:
Heavy as shit, as usual. These guys are the epitome of underrated bands today, I urge you to check them out if you haven't already.















Thy Art Is Murder:
This show was the last at which they would be filming their DVD. They were also filming at Shed 5 a month ago and by the looks of both shows, this DVD is going to fuck your shit.











I just want to say good luck to Jack with which ever path he chooses to take, your bouncy-crabby-juicy-goodness will be missed!



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Shed 5 - November 18th, 2010

Signal The Firing Sqaud, Third Strike, Thy Art Is Murder, The Red Shore:

I dont think I have seen Shed 5 that packed before, there was a cute little cushioning layer of scum to land on up the front.

Signal The Firing Squad:
Phat as.











Third Strike:
It had been a while for me, I had a little bad luck though.



Thy Art Is Murder:
They blow me away every single time, I didnt manage to shoot the whole band though.







The Red Shore:











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