Australian grindcore ensemble, King Parrot, have just unleashed their latest single, “Target Pig Elite.” Accompanied by an official music video, it is carved from their upcoming new full-length, A Young Person’s Guide To King Parrot, coming out on June 6. Head into the article below to catch the new video and more from the band.
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King Parrot Share Their Single and Video “Fuck You And The Horse You Rode In On” – New Album Coming Soon
Extreme metallers, King Parrot, have just unleashed their first new music in 5 years – “Fuck You And The Horse You Rode In On.” Coming with a music video, it gives the first taste of what to expect on the band’s new album, A Young Person’s Guide To King Parrot, due for release on June 6. Catch the new video and more below.
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King Parrot Sign with Dead Serious Recordings – On Tour with Pantera and Powertrip Soon
King Parrot, a rising name in thrash/punk/metal, have officially signed with German record label, Dead Serious Recordings. The new partnership will see the Australian band drop a new record in June 2025. They are also coming up on tours with Pantera, Powertrip, and Master. Find out more below.
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Ghost Cult’s Weekly Ritual – Rock and Metal News Show Livestream 10-26-23
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PODCAST: Episode 350 – Tom Osman Interviews Matt Young of King Parrot
Ghost Cult scribe Tom Osman caught up with Matt “Youngy” Young of the Australian metal band King Parrot! Youngy chatted about their recent US Tour performing at RPM Fest (Ghost Cult was a sponsor), touring with Pantera and Weedeater, the worst stage dive injuries he has ever sustained, making progress on a new KP album for 2024, and much more!
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ALBUM REVIEW: Filth Is Eternal – Find Out
A lot of bands sound like they are writing their albums with a view to the live setting these days, with business perhaps more focused on big riffs or breakdowns and how they’ll go over in a club than fitting in to the overall theme of an album, or a band’s catalog. Washington’s current finest punk band Filth Is Eternal sound like a killer live band who also took the extra time at every element of their craft. From message to delivery, this is the full package.
LIVESTREAM REVIEW: Philip H. Anselmo And The Illegals – A Vulgar Display of Pantera
If there’s one thing the last twelve months or so have taught people it’s how to adapt, and fans of live music have been no exception. With no shows to attend, the number of people paying to watch their favourite bands – or just any band – performing special quarantine sets has been steadily on the rise.
NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: October 9th New Music Releases
King Parrot Shares New Single “Nor Is Yours” ft. Phil Anselmo
Australian Metallers King Parrot has dropped a new single, “Nor Is Yours” featuring Phil Anselmo (Down, Pantera, Scour, Superjoint, En Minor). The band recently announced their new EP Holed Up In The Lair, set for release on October 9th via Agonia Records in Europe. Housecore Records will release the EP in North America and Dead Set Recordings in Australia. Check out the track and pre-order the EP at the link below.
Phil Anselmo And The Illegals Books Free Show In Sydney After New Zealand Cancellations
The awful racially motivated shootings at a Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand on Sunday(3/17) sent a shockwave through the world. As a result of the high emotions surrounding the incident, the New Zealand dates of the Phil Anselmo And The Illegals Thrash Blast Grind Tour with King Parrot were canceled, stemming from past issues with Anselmo. Nonetheless, Phil and his peers will put on the second show in Sydney at Frankies Pizza by The Slice on April 1st since the March 31st show sold out. Info about the gig can be found at the Facebook event below. No matter your feelings on the state of the world, we need music to bring people together, not find reasons to split us apart. Make sure you support underground music, bands, and venues. Continue reading