No? How about after watching the trailer?

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"The wine has an undisputed attitude and a soft nose of dark berry fruits with oak and spicy nuances. Good mouth feel with hints of fresh fruit and juicy, smooth tannins. Well structured and rounded with subtle notes of oak, showing true Divine Intervention."

I’d love to see someone break out this wine at a posh dinner party…
Oh, these h’orderves are simply marvellous! You must pair them with this vintage 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon.
*hands over Slayer wine*
*cue head banging and ritualistic sacrificing of any pets that happen to be around*

More info is available here.

It seems strange that they say one of their criteria was "pelling proficiency", yet the listed Korn’s Jonathan Davis as number 1 on the list. Their band name isn’t even spelled correctly… (To be fair, they didn’t specifically say that they were listed in any particular order).

Out of the 13, the only female was Flyleafs Lacey Sturm (she’d be on my list), and I’m happy to see Maynard James Keenan was listed too. But Billy Corgan?? Really? I would’ve thought Chris Cornell’s vocal chords would kick Billy’s….

Who’d be on your list?

‘Revenge… is like a rolling stone, which, when a man hath forced up a hill, will return upon him with a greater violence, and break those bones whose sinews gave it motion.’".

Anyway, enjoy

Pictures from the show available here.

Opening the night with a still slowly filling room, Brisbanites ‘Cub Scouts’ pulled the crowd in with their energetic indie/pop sound and by the end of the set they had several people dancing, and everyone else sitting up and paying attention.

Getting almost as many people singing along as the headliners, Sydney’s ‘Nantes’ warmed up the punters with solid set highlighted by their debut single ‘Fly’. Effortlessly blending their instruments with ‘Dirty Pop’ beats, these new comers took control of the room and adapted the atmosphere to suit their live sound.

Launching off their almost completely sold out 180° Tour at the Cooly Hotel, Brisbane’s own Ball Park Music kicked out an energetic set that left crowd hollering for more. Playing all the hits off their debut album ‘Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs’, alongside a few new tracks, the six-piece played spot on – musically tight and absolutely entertaining. Hits ‘Sad Rude Future Dude’, ‘Literally Baby’, “iFLY’ and ‘It’s nice to be alive’ along with a sneak preview of their ‘Triple J – Like A Version’ cover of ‘Do You Realise’ (by The Flaming Lips), all got the capacity crowd singing along, and dancing their little hearts out.

Pictures from the show available here.

With matching red shirts and a super tight chemistry, Sydney’s Anno Domini kicked things off, and kicked things off with a bang. The Sydney death/black metalers rocked out a solid set including favourites off the just released ‘the Downfall EP’ and some tasty new tracks from the upcoming album. Successful pulling the majority of the crowd from the back of the room, this 5-piece defiantly won over some new fans with a show that never relented.

With front man Nev not afraid to get off the stage and in to the faces of the punters, Gold Coast locals ‘Shift The Paradigm’ treated their eager fans to a setlist including ‘Symbiote’, ‘Paradigm’ and the brutal new single (and crowd favourite) ’Left To Burn’. Deep grooves and a phenomenal double kick led everyone in the room on a fast pace thrill ride of metal that peaked with a face-melting cover (and sing-a-long) of Metallica’s ‘Damage Inc.’.

Up next were local legends ‘Lynchmada’. On the back of a national support spot for Cavalera Conspiracy, the guys were on point with front man Joel’s stage presence keeping eyes forward, as he effortlessly jolted between guttural shrieks and crisp clean vocals. The drum machine known as Dan keeping bodies moving wildly, looking at times like he was about to smash right through his kit. Delivering tracks from their 2006 album ‘The Other Mexico’, and showing off some infectious metal-core from the brand new album ‘To the Earth’, by the end of the set every neck in the room was hurting.

To be honest, Sybreed doesn´t do anything that´s totally original or never done before. However, what they do, they do exceptionally well. All the way from Switzerland, and on the last days of an extensive national tour, the guys pushed through their obvious tiredness to deliver a wall of melodic/industrial/groove. Benjamin makes great use of his voice by alternating between harsh grunts and a clean voice, and I have to keep looking to make sure there is a drummer back there and not a drum machine. From the moment they walked onto the stage the was no relenting, pulling songs from throughout their back catalogue, it was a excellent ending to an awesome night of metal.

"we’re going to do a three or four-song EP to keep the fans pacified until we come out with the full-length record."

He also said to any aspiring new musicians that his best piece of advice would be to "Get an attorney." Not the most glamourous advice, but probably some of the wisest.

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