Seventeen shows as part of the “Flatspot Records World Tour” saw Speed, End It, Life’s Question, Whispers, Demonstration Of Power and Day By Day wreck venues throughout Europe and the United Kingdom. Filmed and edited by Jack Rudder, the entire run has been condensed into 26 minutes of madness so you can either relive the moment
What the world needs now is love sweet love? No Amazon. What the world needs now is another episode of The Downbeat Podcast. Hosted as ever by Stray From The Path drummer Craig Reynolds, this week finds him interviewing Jew Siow and Josh Clayton from Flatspot Records signed Australian Hardcore Homewreckers Speed. The band have
There is only one mode for Sidney Australia Hardcore homewreckers Speed. The Flatspot records signings have been inciting mosh pit violence across Europe of late and aided and abetted by Jack Rudder have shared an eight and a half minute highlight reel from their set at this years Outbreak Festival. Whether your reliving the moment
How about half an hour of power in the form of a pro-shot full set from Australian Hardcore Homewreckers Speed at The Brooklyn Monarch in Brooklyn, New York on 19th July? From “Real Life Love” to “One Blood We Bleed” and “Not That Nice“, pun intended, the gangs all here. If you missed it, their
You couldn’t manage to get a ticket for the sold out Flatspot World weekender at The Dome in London on Sunday 16th June? Not a problem because underground legends David Tan and Cameron Wilson have got your back. They’ve offered up not only a pro-shot full set with mixed audio, but dedicated drum cam footage
Headlined by Australian Hardcore Homewreckers Speed, the Flatspot World Tour will be coming to Europe in October. Joining them for the entire run will be End It and Life’s Question with alternating opening bands on various dates including Demonstration Of Power, Day By Day, Whispers, Silver and Mortal Form.
Having taken America by storm, Australian Hardcore homewreckers Speed spoke to Georgia Haskins from Wall Of Sound magazine about their freshly released debut album “Only One Mode” and rightly so as it deservers all the attention it has been getting. The conversation also finds them talking about their rise in popularity, what hardcore means to
There are highly anticipated records and then there is “Only One Mode” from Australian Hardcore crew Speed, a band who have been tearing up the US like a tornado with their EP “Gang Called Speed” and become a global phenomenon in the process. After all, there can’t be that many bands who have made such
An in-your-face anthem about staying true to themselves and hardcore is the third single “Don’t Need” from the gang called Speed. That has surfaced with less than month to go before the bands debut album “Only One Mode” drops via Flatspot Records on 12th July. Festival season in Europe is in full swing before the
The cliché of all clichés is describing a record as long awaited and highly anticipated but sometimes you simply can’t avoid the fact of the matter. Australian Hardcore Homewreckers Speed have created for themselves a live reputation enough to allow them to tour the life out of the US ahead of their debut album “Only
