#prog metal clowns

[incorrect-queensryche-quotes]

Scott: Bridge the generation gap by combining old and new slang into one!

Eddie: Tubular AF!🤙

Michael: Mood to the max!

Geoff, annoyed: Groovy, I hate it.

Chris, just as annoyed: If she breathes, she’s a square.

[dea-dinda]

Queensryche x Trixter dialogues

Eddie: What I really wanted to tell PJ was....

Michael: What's that?

Eddie: PJ tells me what not to do more than what to do.

Geoff: What do you mean???

Eddie: I did my makeup like this, I told him, "This doesn't feel right....Should we try it like this?" He said "Don't do it!" "Should I part my hair like this today?" He came next to me and said "Don't do it!" PJ, Don't use Instagram!

*Everyone laughs😂😂😂😂😂

Eddie: Every time I see a picture of you, I feel bad for you, you know?

*still everyone laughs😂😂😂

Pete Loran: Eddie, good job!

Chris: Oh my god! Eddie is savage😂😂😂

Eddie: It's okay to do whatever you want. Just don't use Instagram.

Scott: Don't hug Teddy Bear!😂😂😂

Steve Brown: I guess he thinks he'd look cute if he hugged it😂😂😂😂

Michael: He thought he'd look cute.

Chris: I think you're flustered.

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[shadow-dragon-etc]

List of headmates + brief description in case anyone needs it. We'll try to update this more as time goes on, there's a lot of us and we don't really share memories, so the more rare members might not get much info on them here for a while.

Julia (she/her) - Straightforward and impulsive. Likes mushrooms and wrestling. Fighting game grappler main. Likes sour things. She picked our name, obviously. Fronts fairly often.

Ashley (she/her) - Sensitive and sweet. Loves puzzles and figuring out codes. Likes sweet things. Fronts occasionally.

Samantha (she/her) - Deer girl. Collects video games. Goth chick. Likes rock and metal. Fronts fairly often.

Allison (she/her) - Dog girl. May come off as jaded but probably just scared. Fronts often.

Fest (it/its) - Clown. Very impulsive. Loves collecting cards and playing with them. Likes sour tastes. Besties with Typo. Fronts very often.

Typo (he/it) - Angry. Likes abrasive, grindy music. Likes spicy food. Good friends with Fest. Fronts often.

Retro (she/they) - Calm. Enjoys psyche rock, prog rock, and atmospheric drum and bass. Fronts very rarely.

Iris (she/her) - Eclair's sister. Got us through the worst of our teenage years, so she's sensitive and gets put in bad moods really easily. Likes atmospheric drum & bass. Vegetarian. Fronts occasionally.

Eclair (she/her) - Iris's sister. A little rash and selfish. Loves eating meat. Likes exciting electronic music. Fronts occasionally.

Lilith (she/her) - Kinda self centered. Wants attention and love more than anything else. Likes trance music and rock. Fronts fairly often.

Viscera (any) - Genderfluid. Likes dark fantasy aesthetics. Straightforward and grim. Doesn't front very often.

Snooze (she/her) - Clown. Likes relaxing. Doesn't seem to care about much except for feeling nice. Likes calm music. Fronts occasionally.

Adder (she/her) - Likes taking care of people. She's careful and tries to do things properly. Fronts occasionally.

Chelsea (she/her) - Likes to keep things in order. Usually only comes out when housework starts reaally needing to be done, but has started fronting in more casual conditions recently.

Nil (she/it) - Relaxed. Likes eating especially nice food. Likes classic rock and folk music. Fronts occasionally

Kit (she/her) - Cute. Likes sweet things. Fronts occasionally.

Ramona (she/her) (formerly Diana)- Blunt, selfish, and less emotional than the others. Patient. Likes Sci-fi. Fronts sometimes.

[slimylayne]

https://etsy.me/2OjdMx7

Heyy I have some more stickers in the shop! Except joey is cheaper because I messed up the measurements and he came out super tiny!!!

[doctapuella]

I can't believe it's now happening to me Oh, couldn't it wait a few hundred years Destiny can't rest you see, now it's time

[ufopigeon]

MR. BUNGLE

[blindrapture]

MY MIDI MUSIC MASTERPOST

Alright. There may be even more out there that isn’t on here. This is a compilation of all the Tumblr posts of my music, and I intend on updating this post as time goes on.

All my music (circa 2023, and probably for the indefinite future) is rooted in midi composition, generally written in MuseScore (so they all have corresponding sheet music too) and edited over long periods of time to have varying soundfonts or... y’know, stuff.

ALBUMS (SUNSETTERS):

The Mythology of Empathy: the Sunsetters debut album. eight songs in nine tracks, mostly short songs, mostly hard rock. around 40 minutes. has “Rise of Her Rain” on it, a twelve-minute prog journey. with @rapturebones. - Drowning Under the Influence, introductory punk. - Burning Books, hard rock philosophy. - Hidden in the Trees, a weird one Part 1. - Memento Mori, a weird one Part 2, now a hard rock jam. - Perfection, an angry song about abuse. - Is This All? softer alt rock. - The Last Sunset, grief in electric piano. - Rise of Her Rain, a prog epic. - Reverie, duet for acoustic guitar and string.

Summer Sucks: the second Sunsetters album. five songs in an epic 95-minute symphony about apocalypse and the tarantella (the catchiest song alive condemning all who hear it to dance until they die). ambitious as fucking hell, almost like a joke taken seriously. with @rapturebones. - The Inferno Begins, The Metal One. - Pig Bruiser, The Bouncy One. - Found the Fountain of Mab, The Pretty One. - Tired Anthem Part 1, Part 2, The Big One. - Clowns Who Set The Sun, The Last One.

We Excavate: the third Sunsetters album. nine songs, decently lengthed songs, 77 minutes total. more of a proper synth-rock album with jazzy moments and moody moments, depicting a long walk to the bottom of the sea (and a bit lower than that too). with @rapturebones - Submerged Within, synth intro. - Oxen of the Sea, to be condemned by the sea gods... - We Excavate, to witness the gods eat... - The Lonely Seas, to journey alone through kelp forests... - Already Out of Breath, to maintain composure in the belly of a whale... - The Sinking Song, to be lost in your own eyes... - Siren of the Abyss, to catch your breath a moment... - Lowest Point, to offend the Earth and have your soul ripped from you... - In the Sunken Blue, ...is to be the modern man.

No Entry: the fourth Sunsetters album, their first with a new guitarist. twelve songs. shortest album in years, 65 minutes total. dark prog rock, tells the story of a conspiracy theorist who finds a journal in the woods. with @rapturebones - A Sick Story, begin. - Prophetic to the Blind, anthemic opener song. - Towers and Citadels, moody interlude. - Contract Desk Jockey (Shut up and Play), angry characterisation. - Being Watched, chill doom metal. - The Boy in the Lighthouse, suddenly a cute poppy song. - Electric Distant, chill instrumental. - Death of the Author, hard doom metal. - Follow Me unto the Brink, ominous interlude. - The Man Who Wasn’t There, dark dance of the slender man. - Colors of Grace, thrash metal. - Best Regards, jazzy proggy closer.

NO ENTRY: the fourth Sunsetters album is not ready yet, and its details are shrouded in... wait, what? What’s going on here? (me solo. soon!!!!!)

ALBUMS (COESTTS):

Reinventing the Wheel: the first Coestts album. This is essentially my first “solo” album, though Coestts have their own fiction. This album also is not finished yet. But I’ve released enough songs from it, so I’d may as well organize them. - Recovery, an intro piece that sticks with me. - Inquiry, a Finnegans Wake scene, mostly actually written by @rapturebones. - The Sounds of March in D# Minor, going somewhere fast. - A Swing, playing with rhythm and ending on mellotron. - The Hermit Part 1, the Coestts version of Blue Ghost Ages. So basically, the non-NES version of a song given below. This one was released to give context to Part 2. - The Hermit Part 2, taking the key signature and tempo of Part 1 as a base, predictive algorithm MuseNet gave me this main riff and I whipped up a song around it. - The Crawl (in F minor), a conclusive piece that haunts me. Variations on repetition.

ALBUMS (OTHER):

The PLAN 31 Official Soundtrack: Music for an Ace Attorney story of mine. Currently has several songs.

SINGLE SONGS:

- Half-A Step, rambly off-beat groove. - Bits and Boops, manic midi blues, very cute. - Chill Room, a calming Sega Genesis sound. - Nightfall, revision of Chill Room. - Minotaur of Stone, a piece for the villain of a game. - Groove in the Gallery, this one turns into a jam. - Fake Music For Fake Friends, an excerpt from Summer Sucks. - The Egg Dance, an excerpt from Summer Sucks. - Breathless, a different take on the first half of Almost Out of Breath. - Dark City, a Coestts experiment. - Harmonic Condenser Enginium (The Mole), a song I wrote while studying Finnegans Wake. drum, bass, and synth. kind of new-wave. - Convocation Jam, a study on the motifs of a bird-monster from the Fear Mythos, hard rock, written in a day.  - Blind Man, a study on the motifs of a memory-monster from the Fear Mythos, hard rock, written in a day. - Topography Genera Jam, a study in a weird rhythm and some nice synth grooves, inspired by a story a friend wrote in one of my canons. - EAT and Five, a post-processed take on the Genera jam. - Bahnhofstrasse, a James Joyce poem given a mini epic. - THE BLUE GHOST AGES. AS HOURS PASS. the first Homestuck fansong I did. instrumental, ruminating, about hermit John in the Epilogues. original composition. - THEY BRING YOUR DOOM. (MY ANBROIDS ARE SLOWER.) the second Homestuck fansong I did. takes Anbroids and goes a bit slower to dance with it. - three in the morning. featuring trafuris. another Homestuck fansong, this time with spoken-word vocals as @trafuris reads a poem I wrote, playing the part of the dead cherub. - Dededid, a cover and jam around King Dedede’s theme from the Kirby games. this was a fairly early song for me so it could probably use more polish. - Pokey Means Business... and Business is Good! a cover of Pokey Means Business from Earthbound. simple as that.

DEMOS:

- ???, this is a preview of an upcoming Sunsetters thing, so this entry will not remain forever. - Joy, one of the earlier songs I wrote (in one sitting) that somehow says a whole cohesive thing. I am likely to do something with it. - The God Machine, an old demo that was supposed to go on Summer Sucks but got spliced up into motifs instead. - The Cremator, my old mood demo for No Entry. May still end up on the album in some form. - Thus Wept the Bald Eagle, Lindsay’s old mood demo for No Entry. May still end up on the album in some form. - Ghost, an experiment with the Sonic & Knuckles soundfont. - Oxen of the Sea (Live), proof of concept for fictional “live” versions of fictional songs. Fun dance rendition of Sunsetters’s Oxen. - pfdemo, based around Power Fantasy from the Homestuck album Cherubim. I have done more work on this one but I’m not gonna release it for a while. - homestuck krunky beat, the main Homestuck theme but with a krunky beat. simple as that. - HCE 64, Harmonic Condenser Enginium but with Kirby 64 soundfont, as an experiment. - cute punk demo. it’s a demo. it’s punk. it’s cute. - a bunch of demos in one post. there’s a song that wound up on We Excavate, and then a lot of other songs that haven’t seen any further release yet.

[incorrect-queensryche-quotes]

Michael: The best part of an oreo is the cookie part, not the frosting. Deal with it.

Chris: Darkness without light is an abyss. Light without darkness is blinding. You cannot have a coin with one side.

Eddie: YO SOCRATES! IT'S A FUCKING COOKIE!

[dea-dinda]

Queensryche x Trixter debate night

Eddie Jackson: I didn't really want to say this.....

Chris DeGarmo: Alright, don't need to say....

Eddie: Oh okay.

Mark "Gus" Scott: Say it. I'm curious.

Eddie: Actually I got a call from Mars.

Pete Loran: Huh? Does anyone live there?

Eddie: My acquaintance lives there.

Scott Rockenfield: Oh my god....

Eddie: I don't really want to say. Afraid you will lose hope.

Michael Wilton: Why?

Eddie: Earth is about to be destroyed!

Steve Brown: Huh? What?

Chris: What are you talking about?

Geoff Tate: Wait. Isn't this too extreme?

Scott: He has to have tea.😂

Eddie: No! No! I don't want!

PJ Farley: You're spreading hoaxes like that just for the sake of YouTube content?

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sorry it’s so funny seeing dream theater in the wild most people probably see that and go ohhh cool generic band t-shirt WRONG that’s the clown music band that makes middling prog metal and fell off about 20 years ago. i’m glad it’s here

[lovinmightyfire]

Well finally Ranunculus is out. (promotion ver, okay, it was short)

General opinions ... Really liked the song and some arrangements out there. I love the drums, they’re the most incredible part out there with some Die riffs that add so much soul to the song. Bass doesn’t really stand out in this studio ver and I’m sad about it because it implies of course, simplicity within the new music... okay, well done fxckers, you did what you wanted lol  The lyrics I like them too. I am kind of surprised because it was so mild and gentle of what we’re all used. Even in the most mild DEG stuff we see some kind of development, or some..raging, or epic pace behind? That wasn’t here on this song imo, that’s what surprised me the most. The beginning part was weird too, something I’m not used to for DEG. Reminds me of course, of very prog bands. But not prog metal which is what I prefer tbh. I still want to ...leave place to surprise, I still...I still have some faith. But I know I won’t feel this album like say, the latest one.

The video? I hated it, it’s uncomfortable BUT in a different way of what I expect of DEG. I won’t see it again while enjoying the song. I think it creates some disturbance because I don’t get the video, the superfluous stuff happening there, too much to my eyes to such a mild song with detail. I think there is a ranunculus right? But it’s with a lot of low exposure on the video, can’t really see... and I liked some of the paintings hanging on there. Literally a messed up circus, with Kyo being the only clown there, I don’t like the vkei items of today, to be honest I became so sick of it. It totally seems like the rest of the band gives a fuck about those disguises lmao. It’s maybe me but I feel some perturbating imbalance.  I don’t understand kyo’s looks? Why is he wearing a nasal cannula???lmao.Nah, won’t watch that again. Even if the color scheme wasn’t a threat to my eyes and was good.

[prokopetz]

Me: I don’t think it’s fair to characterise me like that - I think my taste in music is pretty mainstream, for the most part.

My Playlist:

Prog metal concept album retelling story of Homer’s Odyssey

Sad clown singing cabaret-style Lorde covers

28-minute experimental electronica piece with harpsichord solo in middle

Competitive yodeling finalists compilation

Sludgecore remix of title theme from Rainbow Brite

Me: Quiet, you.

[savetopnow]

2018-03-24 16 MUSIC now

MUSIC

Brooklyn Vegan

What's going on Saturday?

tours announced: Essaie Pas, Ringo, Leon Bridges, Sword/Atomic Bitchwax, more

Adam Torres brought his unique brand of songwriting to SXSW (pics)

Wes Anderson's 'Isle Of Dogs' in theaters now (stream Alexandre Desplat's score)

Four Tet released new music under alias, wraps up National Sawdust run tonight (pics, video)

Consquence of Sound

Bill Hader is a Shitty Actor Trying to Outpace Death in the Hilarious, Surprisingly Existential Barry

Film Review: Game Over, Man! Treads Over Too Much Well-Worn Comic Territory

Sinead O’Connor, under the name Magda Davitt, announces first US shows in four years

CHVRCHES delicately cover Beyoncé’s “XO”: Watch

Q-Tip set to portray Miles Davis in new theater production My Funny Valentine

Fact Magazine

Go behind the scenes of Air producer JB Dunckel’s stunning studio

Toni Braxton – Confessions

Delroy Edwards announces new album Rio Grande

Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement releases new album Red Ants Genesis

Fractal Fantasy’s new synth turns its CGI universe into a browser instrument

Fluxblog

The Moon Right Behind Me

Make Me Feel Right

I Loved And I Lost

Very Nice Very Nice

To Be Lucky Once

Idolator

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Pentatonix Unveil A Vibrant Reimagining Of Charlie Puth’s “Attention”

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Sia Reunites With David Guetta On Their Tropical-Tinged “Flames”

Ryan Tedder Talks Working With Selena Gomez, Shawn Mendes & More

Listen to This

boy pablo -- Losing You [Indie Rock / Dreampop](2017)

Clown Core -- Toilet [Jazz Rock, Experimental Rock] 2018

Vvilderness -- Devour The Sun [Atmospheric/Metal] (2017)

Julian Bachlow -- All My Friends [Indie Folk/Chill](2018)

Cardiacs - Visiting Hours [Prog/Punk] (2003/2017)

Popjustice

NONONO’s new one is v excellent and here’s the video

New Music Friday: all hail Let’s Eat Grandma’s miniature pop symphony

Paloma Faith’s branded content is better than your branded content

Saluting the artwork for PRETTYMUCH’s Healthy

Louisa Johnson interview: “We went, ‘oh, fuck it, let’s just get drunk’”

Reddit Music

Napalm Death - Malicious Intent [extreme metal]

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Fleetwood Mac - I'm So Afraid [Rock]

Atmosphere - Reflections [Hip-Hop]

[Death Grips] - (Contemporary Experimental Hip Hop/Industrial Hip Hop) at its best. Are they the greatest hip hop act to come after the 2000s?

Rolling Stone

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See Chvrches Perform Intimate Cover of Beyonce's 'XO'

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Spotify Blog

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We Are the Music Makers

Bands, how do you handle album art?

Where to go from here

Wanting to get started with making music... Help me on my way?

Graphic designer looking to make album art! [portfolio linked]

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[incorrect-queensryche-quotes]

Chris: English is a difficult language. It can be understood through tough thorough thought, though.

Michael: You need to stop.

[viralnewstime]

When the Download Festival Australia lineup dropped, the internet collectively lost its shit. Most of that was caused by the presence of almighty emo overlords My Chemical Romance appearing in the headline spot. For many, it was a proper celebration. A true generation defining band, the prodigal sons of the MySpace era, were back at a time of great need to lead us all into the black parade.

For a (rather vocal) minority though, the news was met with a collective middle finger and a whole bunch of internet haterade. “What about me?” they screamed into the endless void from their basement apartment in Hades (which is metal speak for typed into Twitter), sounding eerily like the whining emo kids they claimed not to be. We joke, we joke. Despair not, faithful metal hordes, Download Festival Australia is still home to more than enough “heavy stuff” to ensure your day out will be a riffsnorter of a time.

Better yet, we’ve done the heavy lifting for you and compiled this helpful survival guide to keep you surrounded by a wall-of-death and protected from emo cooties all day long.

Deftones

While not a traditional ‘metal’ band in any sense of the word, these Sacramento alt-metal demigods are near certainties to pull of one of the most sonically and emotionally heavy sets of the day. Come for the megahits like ‘Change (In the House of Flies)’, ‘My Own Summer’ and ‘Passenger’ but stay for the likes of ‘Doomed User’, ‘Rocket Skates’ and ‘Minvera’ and be taken back by the pure intensity of Chino Moreno’s otherworldly vocal chops as he pushes his way through one of modern music’s truly iconic walls of sound. This is your real headliner people.

Ministry

Of all the subgenres in metal world, outside of hair metal, industrial metal is arguably the one best suited for the music festival setting. Thankfully, Download Festival bookers know this and so they’ve gone and booked none other than the godfathers of the whole bloody genre, Ministry! Spawn out of the mind of the absolute maniac Al Jourgensen, Ministry will bring their bonkers blend of thrash riffage, industrial stomp and alt-metal explorations to the Download stage as they tear through the likes of ‘Jesus Built My Hotrod’, ‘Just My Fix’ and ‘Thieves’. There’s a fair chance you won’t have a clue what’s going on, but you’ll be having an absolute blast of a time, so it absolutely does not matter!

In Flames

The most traditionally ‘metal’ sounding band here so far, Sweden’s melodic death metal pioneers, In Flames will bring their trademark monstrous riffs and infectious grooves to Download, where they’re sure to be met by a constant mass of moshing heads and intermittent wall-of-deaths. Undisputed icons of the genre, In Flames are credited as one of the originators of the hugely influential Gothenburg sound. They’ll whip the pit into a neck destroying frenzy with cuts like ‘Only For the Weak’, ‘Cloud Connected’ and ‘I Am Above’ as their undeniable melodies take your ears hostage.

Testament

You want metal cred? Try getting more credible than thrash metal legends Testament. Formed waaaay back in 1982 and often listed alongside Metallica, Megadeath, Slayer and Anthrax as being thrash metal titans, Testament fucking rip, and you can count on seeing me on the barrier as they shred through ‘Over the Wall’, ‘Electric Crown’ and ‘The Pale King’. For the uninitiated, Testament essentially sound like the first four Metallica records, but shoutier. What more could you want for from an early evening set at a metal festival?

Alestorm

Scottish pirate metallers Alestorm probably aren’t for everyone, but they should be on your Download itinerary. A sure bet for most fun set of the day, Alestorm write over-the-top metal-infused sea shanties about drinking beer, plundering things and other pirate behaviour in thick Scottish accents that are just begging to be impersonated poorly. You’re going to LOVE singing lines like “We are here to drink your beer and steal your rum at the point of a gun” in a field in the middle of the day. TRUST ME.

Carcass

Creators of some of the most viciously heavy bangers on this bill, grindcore heroes, and ‘fab four’ members, Carcass will have you clinging on the nearest barrier or buddy for support as they obliterate anything and everything not concreted into the ground. Surrender yourself and let the music take you where it will as they deliver crushing renditions of the likes ‘Heartwork’, ‘Unfit For Human Consumption’ and ‘Keep on Rotting in the Free World’.

Lacuna Coil

In Europe, Italian goth-metallers Lacuna Coil are a big fucking deal and even a solitary listen to ‘Heavens a Lie’, ‘Reckless’ or ‘Our Truth’ will make it immediately clear why that is. As haunting industrial/nu-metal tinged riffs provide a backdrop for metal queen Cristina Scabbia’s soaring vocals, you’ll find yourself in a trance like state, in which you will willingly remain. They’ve sold millions of records for a reason. You owe it yourself to find out. Also they’ll probably play their cover of ‘Enjoy the Silence’ by Depeche Mode and that is a VERY good time.

The HU

Just when you thought you’d heard it all, along comes Mongolian metallers The HU, blending traditional Mongolian throat-singing with heavy-metal to create a sound they call Hunnu Rock. If that sentence alone wasn’t enough to convince you to give them a look, check out the videos for ‘Yuve Yu’ and ‘Wolf Totem’ that made them a viral sensation, then do the only sane thing and catch their set at Download. It’s a different brand of heavy.

Baroness

“They’re not heavy enough,” is what some people will tell you., Well some people are wrong. Baroness rule, they always have, they always will and no heavy festival is complete without catching a bit of Baroness magic. They’re heavy-metal titans for a reason and that reason is simple: they write fucking fantastic songs. Don’t overthink it, just let yourself enjoy the afternoon sun while being co-opted by ‘Take My Bones Away’, ‘Shock Me’ and ‘A Horse Called Golgotha’. Is it heavy? Depends on your perspective. Is it a great time? Always. Just go with it.

Venom Prison

UK five piece Venom Prison have been given the label of “the new face of death-metal” by Metal Hammer and no one with ears could possibly dispute that claim. Venom Prison pump out a BLISTERING brand of death that’ll make most MCR fans in attendance piss themselves. Fronted by the frankly quite terrifying Ash Gray, their 2016 debut album Animus and its follow up 2019’s Samsara are flawless, fierce and frightening. A serious contender for the mantle of heaviest band on this bill, you do not want to miss the utter chaos that will be ‘Matriphagy’, ‘Uterine Industrialisation’ or ‘Abysmal Agony’ live. See you in the pit.

Ne Obliviscaris

One of the finest heavy bands Australia has ever produced. Certified prog-metal geniuses. I’m not going to waste time selling them to you, just go watch them, the music will do the rest.

Also worth a look

Byron metalcore giants In Hearts Wake. Clowns aka the best punk rock band in Australia. Brutal Brisbane death outfit Disentomb. Ascendant Melbourne metalcore monsters in waiting Thornhill. Sydney nu-metal tinged party starters RedHook and Melbourne hardcore/nu-metal protagonists DREGG.

There you have it. A full day of heaviness. 100% free of any exposure to My Chemical Romance. You’re very welcome. Now excuse me, I’ve got some guyliner to apply.

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Download Festival Australia will return to both Melbourne and Sydney in 2020, hitting Melbourne Showgrounds on Friday, 20th March and Parramatta Park on Saturday, 21st March. Head here for details on the first lineup announcement.

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