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With a lineage that includes legendary Sydney bands ME-262, Trans Love Energies, the Fifth Estate, the Visitors and the Soul Movers, Decline Of The Reptiles have re-emerged from a long sleep to stake a fresh claim as Australian rock and roll music’s most intriguing outfit. Born on the sweaty inner-city pub circuit in 1982, the first version of the band spawned a single (“What I Feel”) and two EPs (“The Hammer Speaks”, “Too Much …Armour, Not Enough Brains”) before going into hibernation five years later. The inclusion of their “Don’t Look Down” on the first “Do The Pop!” retrospective collection...

The French Decline Of The I, a project led by A.K. - a musician known from a vast number of cognoscible underground metal acts such asVorkreist, Merrimack, Neo Inferno 262, Malhkebre, Diapsiquir, Eros Necrospique etc. The debut album is a bold conjunction of quality Post Black Metal influences: the band describes itself as a mix betweenBurzum, Neurosis and Code. .

For the French punk band, see The Decline!. punk rock from Perth, Western Australia OR Hardcore from doylestown, PA OR punk band form Essex, UK OR hardcore/punk band from Saskatoon, Canada .

"Alpine Decline are a two piece rock band buried beneath a hundred feet of snow. A caustic guitar with rippling delay rides on expansive, tidal drumming. Their eponymous first record, the follow up "VISUALIZATIONS" and "DISAPPEARANCE" unwinds with trickling melodies with lyrics like glimpses into some lost film or yellowed manuscript. Live, the pair push off each other and throw heavy punches, channeling their sounds through layers of tape. Alpine Decline continue to write and record." .

Vehicle for the antifolk-before-antifolk-existed songs and vocals of Leigh Goorney aka Kenny Wisdom, aided and abetted at various times by Vic Godard, Mark Perry and assorted members of the nineties and noughties versions of Subway Sect and Alternative TV .