Best Aussie/Kiwi bands at the moment

[Phillips]

Cog and The Butterfly Effect are by far the best.

Others would be..

The Amenta
Belle Roscoe
Birds of Tokyo
Daysend
Dead Letter Circus
Devolved
Electric Horse (Ex Sunk Loto)
Empyrean
Final Days of Autumn
In Dread Responce
Jericco
Karnivool
Melodyssey
Ne Obliviscaris
Psycroptic
The Red Shore
Rook
Ruins
Sleep Parade
Superb Lyrebird
Trial Kennedy
Ulcerate
8 Foot Sativa

 

[Non Terminator]

Children Collide are going somewhere at the moment, great live at Newcastle.
I don't like most Aus/NZ music running around at the moment...

 

[kia ora storm]

Shihad...

 

[Non Terminator]

Forgot about them.
As Shihad and Pacifier they've had some good ones.

 

[Eelementary]

Devolve
The Butterfly Effect
Psycroptic
The Red Shore

 

[Solid]

The Drones

 

[Dutchy]

End Of Fashion

 

[Phillips]

End Of Fashion

Get out.

 

[Flapper]

The Drones
The Grates
Sekiden
The Cops would be if they weren't on hiatus

 

[Bazal]

Cog and The Butterfly Effect are by far the best.

Others would be..

The Amenta
Belle Roscoe
Birds of Tokyo
Daysend
Dead Letter Circus
Devolved
Electric Horse (Ex Sunk Loto)
Empyrean
Final Days of Autumn
In Dread Responce
Jericco
Karnivool
Melodyssey
Ne Obliviscaris
Psycroptic
The Red Shore
Rook
Ruins
Sleep Parade
Superb Lyrebird
Trial Kennedy
Ulcerate
8 Foot Sativa

The pick of the bunch IMO (although there are some there I'll have to check out)...Karnivool's new album is due somewhere around the end of May, new single is on Myspace...

 

[sando88]

none of the above

 

[CC_Eagle]

The Lazys.

 

[Non Terminator]

none of the above

Who do you like then?

 

[Phillips]

Who do you like then?

Anthony Callea.

 

[sando88]

Anthony Callea.

u queer

 

[Phillips]

u queer

I dont listen to him, i was answering on your behalf.

twig

 

[Mr. Snrub]

I've been listening to a band Tame Impala from Perth who are quite good.

 

[braz]

The Mark of Cain are working on a new album!!

 

[Parra]

Acdc

 

[Sir Biffo]

The Temper Trap
Children Collide
Hungary Kids of Hungary
Russell Crowe and the Ordinary Fear Of God