NORTHLANE + VOLUMES + THE ACACIA STRAIN + HELLIONS

Northlane are a chart topping, award-winning metal band from Sydney, Australia. Through fearless evolution and unmatched innovation, Northlane have become vanguards of heavy music across the globe, entirely on their own terms. The band have released six acclaimed albums, including ARIA Chart #1 records Obsidian and Node, alongside Singularity, Mesmer  and Alien which all debuted at #3. Northlane have also won three consecutive ARIA Awards for Best Hard Rock or Heavy Metal Album, as well as two AIR Awards for Best Independent Heavy Album.

There are at least two artists with the name Volumes/The Volumes Volumes is an American progressive metalcore band from Los Angeles, California formed in 2009. Current Lineup: Michael Barr - Vocals Gus Farias - Vocals Diego Farias - Guitars Raad Soudani - Bass Nick Ursich - Drums 2010 Debut EP - The Concept of Dreaming 2011 Debut Album - Via 2014 Sophomore Album - No Sleep The band started in 2009 when guitarists Diego Farias and Daniel Braunstein were writing music together.

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The Acacia Strain is an American metalcore band formed in 2001 in Chicopee, Massachusetts. Known for their heavy sound and dark lyrical themes, the band blends elements of deathcore and sludge metal, creating a distinctive style characterized by crushing guitar riffs, intense breakdowns, and guttural vocals.

A Hellion: a rowdy, mischievous, troublesome person... A description that perfectly defines the spirit of this rejuvenated bunch of Western Sydney youngsters, one that is hell-bent on delivering erratic, rebellious and confronting music that challenges the concept of what is and isn't acceptable within the confines of their chosen genres. After The Bride hung up their boots earlier this year, three-fifths of the group immediately got to work on their follow up project.

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