Author: The Anarchist

Rush Postpones Concerts Due to Health Issues In a recent announcement, legendary band Rush has postponed two concerts as part of their ongoing Fifty Something reunion tour. The decision comes just hours before they were scheduled to perform at the Dixies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, on June 30. Health Concerns for Geddy Lee The band took to social media to share the disappointing news, stating, “We are deeply sorry to share that we must postpone our June 30 and July 2 shows.” The reason for the postponements is due to lead vocalist Geddy Lee being diagnosed with both laryngitis…

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Carly Simon to Release New Album “Comes in Waves” on August 14 Renowned singer-songwriter Carly Simon is set to unveil her latest album, Comes in Waves, on August 14. This marks Simon’s first collection of original songs since her 2008 release. About the Album Written and recorded primarily at her home on Martha’s Vineyard, Comes in Waves showcases Simon’s musical evolution over the years. The album features contributions from her family, including her son Ben Taylor, who plays multiple roles as a singer, musician, producer, and songwriter. Additionally, her daughter Sally Taylor lends her vocals and has created the artwork…

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Exclusive Coverage of Release Festival in Athens Highlights from the Event The Release Festival in Athens, Greece, recently featured a powerhouse lineup, including Overgrown, Black Veil Brides, and Three Days Grace. Renowned photographer Annie Atlasman was on hand to capture the electrifying performances and the vibrant atmosphere of the festival. Three Days Grace: A Show to Remember Performance Overview Three Days Grace brought their signature sound to the stage, delivering a performance that resonated deeply with fans. The band’s ability to blend hard-hitting rock with emotional lyrics was on full display, creating an unforgettable experience for attendees. Setlist Highlights “I…

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Dumb Waiter’s Evolution: From Instrumental to Vocal Expression Richmond’s own noise rock quartet, Dumb Waiter, has undergone a significant transformation on their latest album, Change. Marking their sixth release, this album is notable for its bold introduction of vocals from all four members, a departure from their previous avant-garde approach. The band aimed to convey their message more directly, showcasing their evolution over nearly 15 years of musical experimentation. Introducing “Drip”: A New Direction The lead single, "Drip," encapsulates the band’s newfound balance between aggression and restraint. Guitarist Nick Crider and drummer Nathaniel Roseberry deliver fierce vocals that reflect on…

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Mikkey Dee: A Dynamic Journey Beyond Motörhead From Motörhead to the Scorpions Since the iconic band Motörhead disbanded, drummer Mikkey Dee, born Micael Kiriakos Delaoglou in Gothenburg, Sweden, has proven to be anything but idle. In 2016, Dee transitioned to a new chapter in his musical career, joining the ranks of the legendary German metal band, the Scorpions. His move was a significant one, requiring him to step back from his arrangement with friend Scott Gorham and the beloved rock band Thin Lizzy. Curating the Legacy of Motörhead Mikkey Dee continues to honor the legacy of Motörhead by actively participating…

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If You’ve Ever Begun a Sentence with, “I Shouldn’t Be Saying This, But…” Janet Devlin’s Latest Single: ‘Diane’ Her new release, ‘Diane’, transcends the typical country narrative of heartbreak or vengeance. Instead, it plunges into the whimsically chaotic realm of village gossip, where every hushed discussion morphs into tomorrow’s sensational headline. With a cheeky demeanor, theatrical flair, and a self-aware approach, Devlin crafts a song that resonates deeply with listeners. The Story Behind ‘Diane’ At the heart of this track lies a brilliantly playful lyric: ‘her real name’s Anne, but I say go die Anne.’ The song unfolds like an…

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LA Hardcore Band BLOODSHED Unveils New Single “Abhorrence” Introduction to BLOODSHED Emerging from the vibrant underground scene of Los Angeles, BLOODSHED is a hardcore band that has been making waves with their aggressive sound and unapologetic lyrics. Known for their intense performances and a raw energy that resonates with fans, the band has quickly become a staple in the hardcore music community. New Release: “Abhorrence” On June 30, 2026, BLOODSHED released their latest single, titled “Abhorrence.” This track showcases the band’s signature sound while pushing their musical boundaries. With powerful riffs and a relentless rhythm, “Abhorrence” encapsulates the essence of…

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Tampa Death Fest 2026: A Celebration of Underground Death Metal The Tampa Death Fest is set to make its triumphant return to the iconic Brass Mug for its 8th annual edition on September 4th and 5th, 2026. This festival promises to deliver one of the most potent weekends of underground death metal in Florida, featuring a lineup that blends emerging talents with legendary acts. Festival Lineup Friday, September 4th Syndicate Eroguro Phantasmagore Homicyde Unholy Disciple Leprosy Sacrilous Viogression Foreverless Saturday, September 5th Grave Filth Ramtha Gouted Corpse Coathanger Abortion Sapraemia Gangrenesia (Puerto Rico) Must Not Kill Nasty Savage (Headliner) About…

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Deep Purple’s Creative Renaissance: A Closer Look at SPLAT! Recent Developments in Deep Purple Deep Purple has experienced a remarkable creative resurgence in recent years, showcasing their resilience and adaptability. Their latest release, SPLAT!, marks the band’s fourth studio album in just six years, all under the expert guidance of producer Bob Ezrin. This period of productivity coincides with significant lineup changes, most notably the departure of guitarist Steve Morse after an impressive 28-year tenure. As the band prepares for 2024, they welcome Simon McBride as the new guitarist, signaling a new chapter in their storied history. Age Is Just…

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Into Darkness: A Journey Through the Cosmos with “Route to the Other Side” Unveiling the Debut Album After nearly 15 years of crafting demos, EPs, and splits, Italian death metal band Into Darkness is set to launch their first full-length album, Route to the Other Side. This highly anticipated release promises to take listeners on an interstellar journey, inspired by the legendary Voyager and Cassini space probes. Musical Influences and Themes The album is a tribute to the golden era of heavy music, drawing influences from ’90s Dutch death metal pioneers like Asphyx and Phlebotomized. It also nods to classical…

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