Author: The Anarchist
Holding Absence Delays New Album Release Due to Manufacturing Issues New Release Date Announced Holding Absence’s highly anticipated fourth album, Modern Life Is Lonely, has been postponed by several weeks due to unforeseen manufacturing issues with its physical editions. The band revealed that the album, initially set to launch on August 28, will now be available on September 18. Official Statement from the Band In a heartfelt message shared on Instagram, Holding Absence expressed their regret over the delay. They stated, “We’re very sorry to share that, due to delays in the manufacturing process, our new album, Modern Life Is…
Celebrating 22 Years of Decibel Magazine A Bold Beginning in Uncertain Times In August 2004, the first issue of Decibel Magazine emerged from Philadelphia, marking the start of an audacious journey amid a tumultuous music landscape. At that time, the industry was grappling with a significant shift from physical to digital formats, while print media was on the brink of being eclipsed by the rise of social media platforms. Despite having some experience in publishing, the team behind Decibel had never ventured into the realm of commercial newsstand publications. With limited resources but boundless determination, they forged ahead, laying the…
Heart Celebrates 50 Years and Prepares for New Album Release In recent years, the iconic rock band Heart marked their 50th anniversary with an extensive tour that delighted fans across the globe. As they bask in the glow of this milestone, the band is poised to release a new album, exciting longtime supporters of their music. Nancy Wilson’s Excitement for the New Album Nancy Wilson, the band’s talented guitarist and vocalist, has been vocal about her desire to create new music. During a recent interview with Gold Derby, she shared some thrilling updates regarding the upcoming album. “The recording’s all…
The Legacy of Hair Metal: Forgotten Projects of the ’90s The early 1990s marked a tumultuous time for the hair metal genre, as many iconic bands from the ’80s faced the harsh reality of changing musical tastes. With record labels dropping artists left and right, and MTV shifting its focus from glam rock to grunge, the landscape of rock music was rapidly transforming. However, not all musicians from this era bowed out gracefully; many sought to reinvent themselves and explore new musical avenues. This article takes a closer look at some of these forgotten projects that emerged from the ashes…
Bloodstock 2027: A Metal Extravaganza Headliners Announced The iconic Bloodstock Festival is set to return in 2027 with a lineup that has metal fans buzzing with excitement. Headlining the festival will be the legendary Mercyful Fate, known for their influence on the heavy metal genre with their dark themes and intricate musical compositions. Exciting Performances Await Joining Mercyful Fate on the main stage will be Electric Callboy and Motionless In White. These bands are renowned for their explosive performances and unique sound, promising an unforgettable experience for attendees. Lineup Highlights Mercyful Fate: Pioneers of the heavy metal scene, their return…
NAUT’s Haunting New Single: Bury Your Freedom Rallying Against Consumerism and the Daily Grind NAUT, a band known for their evocative sound, is making waves with their latest single, “Bury Your Freedom.” This track serves as a powerful commentary on the pervasive culture of consumption, the relentless nature of capitalism, and the exhausting daily grind that many individuals face. Musical Influences and Sound Drawing inspiration from iconic post-punk bands such as The Cure and Joy Division, NAUT’s sound resonates with haunting melodies and introspective lyrics. Their music evokes a sense of nostalgia while addressing contemporary issues, making them a fitting…
Lynyrd Skynyrd has recently expanded their concert calendar, adding ten new shows, which includes six performances scheduled for late 2026 and four additional dates set for mid-2027. This exciting announcement comes as the iconic Southern rock band continues their current summer tour with Foreigner, aptly titled “Double Trouble Double Vision,” which will run through the end of this month. After the summer tour, Lynyrd Skynyrd will transition to headlining shows starting in early September. The upcoming leg kicks off in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and is expected to continue until October. Additionally, two new shows have been added on November 13…
Discover the Joy of Summer with Lola Audreys’ New Single Imagine stepping onto the beach and instantly feeling a wave of holiday bliss wash over you. The gentle lapping of waves against the shore, the sun glistening on the turquoise waters, and the endless sky above create a picture of tranquility. This is the essence of South African artist Lola Audreys’ latest single, ‘Summer On A Sunday’, a vibrant anthem that encapsulates the joyous spirit of summer. A Celebration of Carefree Days ‘Summer On A Sunday’ perfectly embodies the carefree essence of summer days spent by the ocean. It invites…
BUY TICKETS HEREOFFICIAL WEBSITE London Metalfest 2026: A New Era for Metal in Camden On Saturday, September 12, 2026, London is set to welcome the inaugural London Metalfest, a festival that promises to redefine the metal experience in the city’s vibrant Camden area. Unlike traditional festivals that are typically held in distant fields, this event will transform Camden itself into a bustling festival site, utilizing its renowned rock and metal venues such as The Underworld, Electric Ballroom (serving as the Main Stage), and The Devonshire Arms. A European-Style Festival Experience The vision behind the London Metalfest is to encapsulate the…
Blaze Bayley Remembers Paul Di’Anno: A Tribute to a Heavy Metal Legend The Passing of Paul Di’Anno In a recent interview with Metal OBS, Blaze Bayley, the former singer of IRON MAIDEN, reflected on the death of his predecessor, Paul Di’Anno, who passed away in October 2024 at the age of 66. Bayley reminisced about their time touring together, highlighting Di’Anno’s humor and vocal prowess. Memories of Touring Together Blaze shared, “We were colleagues. Paul was a very funny guy. I think people don’t know that about him. He had a great sense of humor.” The two singers toured extensively…
