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Photo Gallery: Red Jumpsuit Apparatus + Red Beard + The Sweet Apes + Set The Record + Double Lined Minority @ The Hi-Fi, Brisbane – November 7, 2013

Photographer: Rebecca Reid for Life Music Media

Photographer: Rebecca Reid

Artists: Red Jumpsuit Apparatus + Red Beard + The Sweet Apes + Set The Record + Double Lined Minority
Venue: The Hi-Fi, Brisbane
Date: November 7, 2013

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Live Review: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus @ The Hi-Fi, Brisbane – November 7, 2013

Review by Heather Lloyd
Earlier this year, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus introduced an interesting concept to their Australian fans: the Choose Your Own Adventure tour. They listed a series of dates, and possible locations where they could play on each of those dates, and let their fans vote for the location – but not just with a click of the mouse, the fans had to buy a ticket in order for their vote to count. So when doors opened to their Brisbane show, you could be sure that the audience packing the lower level of the Hi-Fi were genuine fans. After all, they bought a ticket before they could even guarantee that they would see the band play in their city.
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Photo Gallery: Listen Out @ Cultural Forecourt, South Bank, Brisbane – October 6, 2013

Photographer: Charlyn Cameron

Photographer: Charlyn Cameron
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Live Review: Soilwork @ The Hi-Fi, Brisbane – October 2, 2013

Review by Wanda Hill
Photo by Amanda Brenchley

Soilwork launched their Australian tour in Brisbane last night at the HiFi bar in Westend. As you would expect, a sea of people clad in black were waiting to welcome this fine melodic death metal band from Sweden.

Soilwork are in Australia promoting their recent double album The Living Infinite. This high energy album has sold very well around the country and is a personal favourite of mine.

As the band entered the stage a roar went up in the crowd letting them know of the anticipation we all felt. The band looked very happy to back on our shores after a three year absence.

The show got underway revealing that these guys love performing and have awesome stage presence and connection with the audience. Everything looked great, the lighting, the artwork, the band members, but the sound was very disappointing. I was so excited about hearing songs from their new album live but was just devastated that the guitars were so soft in the mix and that everything but the drums seemed to get lost in the wall of noise. What was especially frustrating was that I could see the guitar solos being played with enthusiasm and style by Sylvain Coudret and David Andersson, but I just could not hear them.
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Photo Gallery: Soilwork + Bound For Ruin @ The Hi-Fi, Brisbane – October 2, 2013

Photographer: Amanda Brenchley – www.facebook.com/abrenchleyphotography

Soilwork at The Hi-Fi, Brisbane – 2 October 2013

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Dark Tranquility announce Australian Tour – March 2014

Dark Tranquillity will finally be returning to tour Australia; it will be their first time back here since 2006. One of the pioneers of the Swedish Gothenburg Melodic Death Metal scene of the time, and, an iconic namesake in their own right, Dark Tranquillity has evolved into far more than a pigeon holed stereotype act akin to the region which has defined a genre of its own. Dark Tranquillity is the complete package; they have that emotional and captivating groove laden sound with enough melodic and crisp guitars which is nowadays filled with melancholic thought provoking hooks and music score; they have a charisma and aura uniquely defined and attached to everything they do; they are, in the true sense, standing alone yet leading the way for the evolution and continuation of acts that spawned from Sweden born of the Gothenburg Melodic Death Metal mould. Dark Tranquillity is entrenched in the hearts and souls of a gripping cross section demographic.
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