NSW is blighted by 4000 mobile black spots, including one that seems to rob commuters of cellular data as trains cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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Viscera Infest – Gig Review 16th August @ Simo’s Dive, Sydney Harbour NSW
Viscera Infest Simo’s Dive on the Water, Sydney Harbour NSW August 16, 2024 Supports: Crypt Crawler, Internal Rot, Gosika, Suppressant Not even 10 minutes before we’re set to board Simo’s Dive on Sydney Harbour, the sky cracks and it starts to flog down. The lightning is close and fills every inch of Sydney’s sky, but the punters gathered on King Street Wharf could care less. The energy amongst the awaiting throng is as charged as the ion-filled night sky tonight as nearly a full boat worth of the city’s finest metal fans stand firm under whatever cover they can muster as they stare down the shitty weather. The thunderstorms and lightning know better than to hang around with this unruly mob and quickly piss off towards New Zealand, well away from the maelstrom of indecency that will be on display tonight. Tonight’s headliners are Japan’s lords of Goregrind, Viscera Infest, a band so vile and disturbed that Spotify and Apple Music flat-out refuse to host their music on their acclaimed streaming sites. Along for tonight’s illustrious cruise are four of Australia’s most promising grind and death bands, Crypt Crawler, Internal Rot, Gosika, and Suppressant, each carving their own paths through the Aussie underground. By [...]
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