Author: The Anarchist
Brittany Furlan and Ronnie Radke Scandal: Insights from Nev Schulman Catfish host and producer Nev Schulman recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing scandal involving Brittany Furlan and Ronnie Radke. Given Schulman’s expertise in the realm of catfishing, his perspective adds a unique angle to the unfolding drama. Background of the Scandal The controversy began in May 2025 when Furlan began communicating with someone she believed to be Radke on Snapchat. The Falling in Reverse frontman denied any affiliation with the account, and for a time, the issue seemed to subside. However, it resurfaced recently when Furlan accused Radke of…
Five Must-Listen Metal Albums to Kick Off the New Year Greetings, Decibel readers! As we step into a new year, the metal scene continues to thrive with fresh releases. Here are five albums that deserve your attention and are sure to add some intensity to your listening experience. Ectovoid – In Unreality’s Coffin Starting strong, Ectovoid delivers a ferocious blend of death metal that expertly intertwines the crushing riffs reminiscent of Incantation with the haunting atmosphere akin to Autopsy. This album offers a dramatic and enveloping sonic landscape that will leave listeners in awe. Stream: Apple Music Motljus – For…
IRON SAVIOR Unleashes “Relax”: A Power Metal Reimagining of an 80s Classic Hamburg’s power metal pioneers IRON SAVIOR return with their brand-new single “Relax,” a powerful reinterpretation of the iconic 1980s hit by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. This release follows the band’s previous successful covers of Irene Cara’s “Fame” and Alphaville’s “Forever Young,” further establishing their knack for transforming beloved pop songs into hard-hitting metal anthems. New Single and Upcoming Album “Relax” is the latest single from the forthcoming album Awesome Anthems of the Galaxy, set to be released on March 27, 2026, through PERCEPTION, a division of Reigning Phoenix…
The Racing Pulses: A Rock Band Embracing Authenticity with ‘Subtle Hurts’ Staying True to One Style While much of modern music seems to prefer to blend genres, bands like The Racing Pulses prefer to stick to one style, and with rock releases like ‘Subtle Hurts’ we understand their reasoning. From Collaboration to Solo Success The Racing Pulses first caught our attention through their collaboration with emerging Wisconsin artist, Mane Thompson. Now, we are thrilled to showcase their own musical endeavors. Founded in 2012 by the talented singer-songwriter and frontman Kristian Petrov Iliev, The Racing Pulses have established themselves as a…
Suicide Silence: Embracing Change and Moving Forward Garza’s Hiatus Announcement In late 2025, Chris Garza, the founding guitarist of Suicide Silence, announced that he would be stepping back from live performances. Despite his hiatus from the stage, Garza reassured fans that he remains an integral member of the band he co-founded in 2002. His decision has sparked considerable dialogue among fans regarding the future of the deathcore giants. Mark Heylmun’s Response Following Garza’s announcement, longtime guitarist Mark Heylmun took to social media to address the concerns of fans directly. In a heartfelt message, he reflected on his nearly two decades…
Glenn Hughes Cancels Spring 2026 Tour Due to Health Concerns Legendary singer Glenn Hughes has announced the cancellation of his highly anticipated spring 2026 tour. The decision, communicated through his social media platforms, is attributed to a “minor health issue” that requires his attention over the coming months. Statement from Glenn Hughes In a concise statement, Hughes expressed regret over the cancellation, emphasizing that he is following the advice of his medical team. His commitment to health and recovery remains a priority as he prepares for the future. Full Statement Announcement2026 Live Shows Canceled We regret to inform you that…
Irreversible: A Decade-Long Reunion and Their Upcoming Album “Vessel” Introduction to Irreversible After a ten-year hiatus, Atlanta’s Irreversible has reunited, bringing with them a fresh perspective shaped by a decade of experiences. Known for their unique blend of sludge metal, melody, and patience, the band’s reunion comes with a new album, “Vessel,” set to be released in March 2025. This article explores the evolution of the band, their new sound, and a preview of their upcoming music. The Journey of Irreversible From Disbandment to Reunion Irreversible disbanded in 2015, scattering across the United States. Each member took their own path,…
Ronnie Radke Fires Back at Nev Schulman Amid Social Media Scandal In a recent turn of events, Ronnie Radke, frontman of the band Falling in Reverse, has responded to Catfish host Nev Schulman after comments made during a live TMZ conversation. The ongoing controversy involves Radke, Tommy Lee’s wife Brittany Furlan, and allegations of online trolling. The Background of the Scandal Brittany Furlan has accused Radke of creating a fake social media account to harass her, her husband Tommy Lee, and Radke’s ex-girlfriend Saraya. Radke has vehemently denied these allegations, claiming he is in the process of subpoenaing Snapchat to…
Bush Announces 2026 Tour for ‘I Beat Loneliness’ British rock band Bush has revealed plans for a new tour in 2026, promoting their latest album, I Beat Loneliness. Titled the Land of Milk and Honey trek, the tour is set to kick off on April 7 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and will wrap up on May 16 in Columbus, Ohio. The band will be joined by Mammoth for most of the dates, with James and the Cold Gun also on the lineup. Presale tickets will be available starting January 12, followed by general sales on January 16. Fans can find more…
My Chemical Romance Postpones Bogotá Concert Event Rescheduling Details My Chemical Romance has officially announced the postponement of their much-anticipated concert in Bogotá, Colombia. The event, originally set for January 22, will now take place on February 10 at Vive Claro Distrito Cultural. This performance was meant to kick off their 2026 touring schedule. Reasons for Postponement In a statement shared via their Instagram account, the band cited “reasons beyond the control of ourselves, the promoter, or the venue” as the cause for the change. They expressed their regret for any inconvenience this may cause to their fans and emphasized…
