Author: The Anarchist

Experience the Beauty of Spoken Word: ‘Against All Certainty’ by Michael D. Higgins Album Overview Available now on CD, Vinyl, and a special CD+Book edition, ‘Against All Certainty’ showcases the profound spoken word poetry of Michael D. Higgins, paired with atmospheric music from acclaimed ambient artist Myles O’Reilly. Released under Claddagh Records, this album is a compelling blend of heartfelt poetry and evocative soundscapes. Formats and Special Editions The album comes in three stunning formats: a striking blue Vinyl, a standard CD, and an exclusive Hardback-CD Book. The CD+Book version not only contains the poems but also features a foreword…

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Fifth Harmony’s Surprise Reunion at Jonas Brothers Concert Last night, the pop music world was abuzz as Fifth Harmony made a surprise guest appearance at a Jonas Brothers concert, effectively putting to rest years of speculation about a potential reunion. The iconic girl group, which originally garnered fame on “The X Factor,” delighted fans by performing two of their biggest hits, “Worth It” and “Work From Home.” Key Members Reunite While Camila Cabello, who departed from Fifth Harmony in 2016 to pursue a solo career, was notably absent from the reunion, the remaining members—Normani, Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke, and Dinah…

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The first-ever anthology devoted to Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles band, Wings, is set for release on November 7. Simply titled Wings, this comprehensive collection will be available in various formats, including 1CD, 2CD, Blu-ray, 1LP, and a limited-edition 3LP color vinyl. Notably, the Blu-ray version will mark the first time Wings’ songs are offered in Dolby Atmos as a physical release. About the Anthology The multi-disc editions of Wings will come with a 32-page booklet featuring photographs, artwork, and detailed insights about the band. Pre-orders are currently available, and fans can check out a trailer for the anthology below. READ MORE:…

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Rediscovering Nu-Metal Era Rock Radio Hits Do you remember the nu-metal era rock radio hits? Odds are, it’s been some time since they last graced your playlist. Even iconic bands like Korn, Staind, and Chevelle produced chart-topping tracks that once dominated the airwaves but have since faded into obscurity, often overlooked by contemporary radio programming. A Nostalgic Journey Through the Late ’90s and Early 2000s The late ’90s and early 2000s were a vibrant period for music, particularly for the nu-metal genre. Recently, there’s been a resurgence in interest surrounding this era, yet not every hit song from that time…

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NONPOINT Drummer Robb Rivera Discusses New Music Plans Upcoming Album Details In a recent interview with Thunder Underground, NONPOINT’s drummer Robb Rivera shared exciting news about the band’s forthcoming music. Rivera revealed that the band has been hard at work, stating, “We’ve got 16, 17 songs. We’ve got quite a few, and a lot in the can that we haven’t gotten to yet.” He mentioned he has been recording drums at home using his electronic kit and hinted at the positive progress of their creative process. Full-Length Album on the Horizon When asked about the format of the next release,…

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The Monumental Rise of PRESIDENT: Takedown Festival 2026 Festival Highlights PRESIDENT, the UK heavy music sensation, continues to make waves in the industry. Following their groundbreaking festival appearance at Download this summer, the band is set to take another significant leap: their debut headline slot at Takedown Festival 2026. Headliners Announced On Saturday, April 4, 2026, PRESIDENT will headline the Takedown Festival at Portsmouth Guildhall. The festival will kick off the night before, on April 3, with legendary rockers Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons, who will deliver a special set paying tribute to the iconic Motörhead. Festival Directors’ Excitement…

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Paul Eke’s Heartfelt Ballad ‘Say It Ain’t True’ A Journey Back to Creative Roots Paul Eke’s musical journey began in the church, where his passion for singing blossomed in the choir. After college, he served in the army, but his creative spirit eventually led him back to his first love—music. Following his military service, Eke made his way to New York City, drawn by the allure of opportunity in the entertainment industry. He immersed himself in auditions and performances, building a foundation for his artistic career. Finding Faith and Inspiration in Nashville In 1995, a pivotal change came as Eke…

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The Timeless Power of Music: A Personal Reflection on Memory and Legacy A Moment Frozen in Time At a childhood friend’s wedding, I witnessed my mother dance with an intensity that took me by surprise. The DJ spun an energetic mix of Lebanese dabke music, and in that moment, between the emotional weight of the occasion, the unfamiliar rhythm, and the strobing lights, I caught a glimpse of her vibrant 20-year-old self. Just as I began to process this poignant sight, the music shifted, the lights dimmed, and a disco ball cast shimmering reflections across the room, illuminating her face.…

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Ragana and Drowse Announce Collaborative Album: Ash Souvenir Album Details Pacific Northwest musicians Ragana and Drowse have joined forces to create a new collaborative album titled Ash Souvenir, set to be released on November 14. The duo recorded this highly anticipated album at the Unknown in Anacortes, Washington, following an exclusive premiere of the material at the renowned Roadburn Festival in Tilburg, Netherlands. About the Artists Ragana Ragana is a musical duo composed of Maria and Noel, known for their atmospheric soundscapes and evocative lyrics. Their latest project, Desolation’s Flower, released in 2023, has garnered significant acclaim, solidifying their position…

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All Hell Unleashes Their Unique Sound in “Sunsetter” A Distinctive Blend of Genres The Asheville, NC-based trio All Hell is known for their refusal to be confined to a single musical genre. Their latest offering, the title track from the fifth full-length album Sunsetter, exemplifies this eclecticism. The song kicks off with a gritty riff reminiscent of Nirvana’s early work, particularly from the Bleach era, where drummer Chad Channing utilized double bass techniques. The track presents a mid-tempo, raw sound that feels intentionally rough around the edges. Musical Influences and Style All Hell masterfully intertwines elements of black metal with…

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