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4Arm

4ARM are a Melbourne Groove / Thrash metal band with a mixture of influences such as Metallica, Machine Head, and Testament. Since 2004 have been musically distinctive, aggressive and explosive. 2005 saw the band release their debut full length album entitled '13 Scars', which led to a nomination in the top 5 Metal Bands at the 2006 Music Oz Awards. Danny Tomb and Andy Hinterreiter signed national endorsement deals with Randall Amplifiers, Mesa Engineering, ESP Guitars and Dean Markley strings.

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Sub Atari Knives

A Melbourne band formed in 2011, featuring Hugo Tremayne on vocals (formerly of K-Oscillate), Nick Adams on bass (formerly of Mammal) and Ben Ellingworth on drums (formerly of MM9).

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Hemina

Hemina is a Progressive Rock/Metal band formed in 2008 by Douglas Skene. The band's goal was to write an interesting take on Progressive Metal combining the sonic extremities and musical virtuosity of the genre whilst preserving the artistic edge, forward-thinking philosophy and dynamic subtleties found in Progressive Rock. Although there were some difficulties in finding suitably minded personnel, the band as we know it was concreted by late 2009.

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Dictaphone Blues

Brainchild of Edward Castelow, Dictaphone Blues has been performing over the last 18 months with a revolving cast of characters from The Ruby Suns (a band which Edward has previously played drums in), Reduction Agents, Heavy Jones and Thee Conjurors. Of late the line up has been firmed up with Ben Eldridge, Rob Collins and Myles Allpress. Recordings are slated for an early 2009 release with live shows happening across the country over the next few months. Guitar pop with a space-like quality.

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