Author: The Anarchist
Necrot to Embark on Fall Headlining Tour and Join Carcass for North American Putrefaction 2025 Tour Tour Announcement Death metal titans Necrot are set to hit the road this Fall, launching a series of headlining shows beginning September 12 in Reno, Nevada. Following their own run, the band will join the iconic Carcass on the North American Putrefaction 2025 Tour, which also includes performances by Brujeria and Hedonist. This tour will rage through various cities across the U.S. and Canada, concluding on October 1st in Los Angeles, California. Statement from Necrot Bassist and vocalist Luca Indrio expressed the band’s enthusiasm,…
Brian Burkheiser Faces Hurdles in Releasing New Music Post-I Prevail Split Brian Burkheiser, the former vocalist of the popular rock band I Prevail, is currently navigating a challenging situation that has left him unable to release new music. The band, which officially severed ties with Burkheiser in May, has since appointed Eric Vanlerberghe to take over vocal duties. Following the announcement, Burkheiser expressed his thoughts on social media, citing a breakdown in communication and a “falling out” as key reasons for the split. The Emergence of Scatterbrain Since his departure from I Prevail, Burkheiser has been teasing new music under…
The Emotional Journey of Mac DeMarco’s “Guitar” Mid-Meter Melancholy: “Nightmare” The most affecting moment on Mac DeMarco’s album *Guitar* unfolds 45 seconds into the fourth track, “Nightmare.” This song opens mid-meter, with DeMarco’s voice arriving so far ahead of the beat that it feels as if he has been seeking someone to confide in. The narrative suggests the aftermath of an argument, with his partner still asleep in the next room. DeMarco expresses his astonishment that she chooses to stay with him at all. He sings, “Roll up those sleeves, boy,” in a tender falsetto, embodying a warmth akin to…
Mariah Carey to Receive Video Vanguard Award at 2025 MTV VMAs Historic Recognition for a Legendary Artist MTV has officially announced that Mariah Carey will be honored with the prestigious Video Vanguard Award at the upcoming 2025 Video Music Awards. This accolade recognizes her immense contributions to the music industry and her influence on pop culture. Notably, Carey stands out among previous Video Vanguard winners—such as Katy Perry, Shakira, Nicki Minaj, Missy Elliott, Jennifer Lopez, P!nk, and Rihanna—having never won a VMA despite numerous nominations throughout her illustrious career. Event Details Date and Venue The 2025 MTV Video Music Awards…
Noah Cyrus: Embracing Family, Music, and Healing Amidst Public Scrutiny Noah Cyrus has grown accustomed to living in the spotlight, a reality amplified by her family’s fame. Yet, she is learning to navigate this attention with grace, focusing on what truly binds the Cyrus family: their passion for music. Finding Strength in Music In a recent conversation with People, the Grammy-nominated singer revealed that she has chosen to distance herself from the external pressures and drama that often surround her family. “I keep myself pretty removed from any interest or ‘drama’ with the family,” she stated. “The thing that’s united…
Lorne Michaels Reflects on Sinead O’Connor’s Legacy Lorne Michaels, the iconic creator of Saturday Night Live (SNL), recently expressed his regret over the absence of Sinead O’Connor during the SNL50 special. In a conversation with Puck, he stated, “If she were still alive, I would have asked her to sing that song,” referring to O’Connor’s powerful rendition of Prince’s “Nothing Compares 2 U.” The tribute performance was instead delivered by Miley Cyrus and Brittany Howard. The Impact of Sinead O’Connor on SNL O’Connor’s untimely passing in July 2023 at the age of 56 marked the loss of a significant voice…
Tributes Pour In for Brent Hinds Following His Untimely Passing In the wake of Brent Hinds’ tragic death on August 20, 2025, many in the music community have expressed their sorrow and shared memories of the ex-Mastodon guitarist and vocalist. Hinds lost his life in a motorcycle accident, prompting heartfelt tributes from friends, fellow musicians, and fans alike. Among those paying tribute is Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale, who reflected on his friendship with Hinds and acknowledged the significant impact the musician had on his life, particularly in relation to his struggles with Xanax. Gavin Rossdale Remembers Brent Hinds On August…
Zoë M. Federoff Exits CRADLE OF FILTH Mid-Tour Announcement of Departure Zoë M. Federoff, the 33-year-old female vocalist and keyboardist of CRADLE OF FILTH, has announced her exit from the band. Her statement was shared on social media on Sunday, August 24, revealing her inability to continue with the tour and the band for personal reasons. Federoff requested privacy for herself and her family, emphasizing her wish for kindness towards her successor. In her heartfelt message, she reflected on her time with the band, stating, “At least, like Roy Khan said over a decade ago, God was there after all.”…
Bring Me The Horizon: A Dystopian Musical Experience at Reading Festival Welcome to the end of the experiment. Bring Me The Horizon’s futuristic POST HUMAN: NeX GEn era began with their fiery statement of intent that was their Download headliner two years ago. Since that landmark moment, they have made every gig-goer a test subject in a series of twisted scientific endeavors. This weekend, they are closing the latest chapter with their second headlining set at Reading Festival. Unlike in 2022, when they shared the spotlight with Arctic Monkeys, this year they have the stage all to themselves, and they…
The Mary Wallopers’ Controversial Performance at Victorious Festival Incident Overview On Friday, August 22, the Irish folk band the Mary Wallopers faced an abrupt end to their set at Portsmouth, England’s Victorious Festival. The disruption occurred after the band displayed a Palestinian flag on stage and led a chant of “free Palestine.” This action sparked significant controversy, leading several artists to withdraw from their scheduled performances in protest. Artist Reactions Following the incident, Vampire Weekend, one of the festival’s headliners, publicly supported the Mary Wallopers. Ezra Koenig, the band’s frontman, addressed the audience during their performance on Saturday, August 23,…
