Last Thursday Metallica played a beast of a set in Sydney, Australia that had James Hetfield’s daughter fully involved in the on-stage carnage.
Guitarist Kirk Hammett got a little carried away while playing ‘Seek and Destroy‘ and began wandering aimlessly around a monster stage, kicking the black balls that were scattered around. One of which, went flying directly into the face of the unsuspecting junior Hetfield.
Naturally, this video is overflowing with viral possibilities for obvious reasons. So what are you doing reading this last paragraph? Why haven’t you pressed play and posted this on Facebook yet? Why haven’t you remixed it with Bizzle’s Forward Riddim’ yet? Come on…
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Earlier this year, Aphex Twin confirmed in an 
Yesterday the undisputed king of party mash-ups Girl Talk topped the US Google search as he released All Day, his latest collection of hip-hop acapellas blended with nostalgic instrumentals and plenty of other re-contextualised musical treats.
This morning we were treated to lots of visual goodness from Antiz. Here we see some fresh footage some Aaron Sweeney and co. as Antiz hit up London’s finest chunks of concete.
This pulsating work of repetitive riff genius ingrains itself on your brain and does not let go. With more than a little in common with the likes of rock legends Janes Addiction, 
What a bill. Alexisonfire played The Forum at about the same time last year but tonight is different. For one, the venue is ridiculously rammed full of bodies. Later in the evening, it’s a stretch to even see the bar, let alone get to it. It’s also a stellar line-up tonight with the Brits fighting their corner admirably as The Computers and Chickenhawk kick off proceedings with as much energy as their headlining Canadian counterparts. The Computers’ hardcore’d up rock’n’roll clearly intrigues the crowd and they yelp their way through an engaging set before the much hyped (and rightly so) Chickenhawk take to the stage. Rather on the darker side than either of the other bands tonight, the Hawk deluge a storm of dirgey riffs on an unsuspecting crowd. They seem slightly bewildered at the size of the venue but there’s no doubt that their loud sound was meant to fill such venues.