Author: The Anarchist
Kiss Releases Long-Lost Track “Mistake” in New Box Set A long-lost Kiss song titled “Mistake” has just made its debut as part of the band’s newly released Dressed to Kill box set. This exciting addition marks a significant moment in the band’s storied history, showcasing their versatility and willingness to explore new musical territories. About “Mistake” This Paul Stanley-penned track takes a surprising turn into the realm of country and western music, complete with an upbeat ending that culminates in an instrumental hoedown. The song’s unexpected style is sure to delight fans and offer a fresh take on the band’s…
Waves_On_Waves Unleashes Nostalgia with ‘Started Catching Feelings’ The Retro Vibe of Their New Single Waves_On_Waves bring a retro vibe to their new single, ‘Started Catching Feelings’, complemented by a stunning black and white music video shot at Los Angeles’ iconic Griffith Observatory. Musical Journey of Chris Sevier Waves_On_Waves masterfully wields nostalgia as they blend a rich tapestry of influences gathered throughout decades of musical exploration. At the helm is frontman Chris Sevier, whose diverse discography reflects a disregard for genres or fleeting trends, focusing instead on the sounds that resonate with him. Initially, Sevier emerged as a top-line vocalist for…
Babyfxce E: From Nervous Debut to Rising Star in Hip-Hop The Early Days: A Memorable Debut Babyfxce E made his debut at a Detroit strip club, stepping onto the stage with nerves pulsing through him. At just 18 years old, he performed one of his few unreleased tracks as dollar bills rained down around him. “I was so stiff,” he recalls. “It was a*s everywhere. The song was sped up, and there was a lot going on. But it was cool after I finished. I needed to get that feeling out. I still had a good time.” Growth and Recognition…
Rudy Sarzo’s Journey to Acceptance in Ozzy Osbourne’s Band Even after securing his role as the new bass player for Ozzy Osbourne, Rudy Sarzo sought reassurance about his acceptance within the iconic rock band. In a recent appearance on The Magnificent Others podcast, hosted by Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins, Sarzo shared his experiences during that pivotal time. The Audition That Changed Everything In early 1981, with the encouragement of his former Quiet Riot bandmate Randy Rhoads, Sarzo auditioned for Osbourne’s band. The audition process involved playing two songs while Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne observed from the front of…
Tribute to Marcie Free: A Musical Legacy Ends at 71 Confirmation of Passing Marcie Free, renowned as the lead vocalist of KING KOBRA, SIGNAL, and UNRULY CHILD, has passed away at the age of 71. The news was confirmed by UNRULY CHILD drummer Jay Schellen, who expressed his heartbreak on Facebook, stating, “I just couldn’t find the words last night when I heard the news that my loving friend and bandmate in UNRULY CHILD Marcie Free has passed. This is heartbreaking.” Impact on Bandmates Schellen continued to reflect on their deep bond, saying, “Bruce [Gowdy, guitar], Guy [Allison, keyboards], Larry…
Daniel Caesar’s 2025 Musical Journey Daniel Caesar has hit the ground running in 2025, making significant contributions to the music scene. Notably, he has lent his production talents to Justin Bieber’s latest track, “Swag,” and featured on Blood Orange’s newest album. His own LP, titled Son of Spergy, elevates his artistry by collaborating with an impressive roster of talents from indie, pop, and R&B genres, including Bon Iver, Devonté Hynes, Clairo, Mustafa, Sampha, Yebba, and Rex Orange County. New Releases and Collaborations Caesar’s album Son of Spergy has generated buzz with its lead singles: “Have a Baby (With Me),” “Moon”…
Aerosmith and Yungblud have unveiled an enchanting acoustic rendition of their latest track, “My Only Angel,” dubbed the “Desert Road Version.” This unique version features a banjo performance by none other than the legendary actor and comedian Steve Martin. Listen to ‘My Only Angel (Desert Road Version)’ Featuring Steve Martin The collaboration, which showcases a blend of iconic rock elements and folk influences, is available for streaming, along with a captivating music video that complements the song’s heartfelt lyrics. Fans can enjoy the serene acoustic vibe that Martin’s banjo adds to the track. In a recent Facebook post, Martin shared…
Pre-Order Limited Edition Vinyl of Terror Corpse’s Debut LP Exclusive Offer: Only 100 Copies Available Attention metalheads and vinyl collectors! The highly anticipated debut full-length LP from Houston-based deathgrind band Terror Corpse, titled Ash Eclipses Flesh, is set to make waves in the underground music scene. This exclusive release features a limited run of just 100 copies, available only through Decibel Magazine. About Terror Corpse Formed by members with notable backgrounds in the extreme metal genre, including the legendary Insect Warfare and Malignant Altar, Terror Corpse has quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with. Their unique blend…
Allegra’s ‘Red’: A Bold New Era in Pop Music Introduction to a New Sound There’s a new temperature rising in Allegra’s world. With ‘Red’, the London pop innovator signals the beginning of a darker, glossier, and more confident era, one that trades heartbreak confessionals for desire, control, and heat. It’s the title track from her forthcoming EP, and it might just be the defining moment of her career so far: slick, sensual, and impossible to ignore. The Sound of ‘Red’ Built around a pulsating bassline and a swirl of breathy vocals, ‘Red’ feels like a slow-motion flash of lights: cinematic…
Behind the Music: A Journey Through Song Creation The Magic of Collaboration in the Studio Matt’s Reflection: One of my fondest memories from my time in Billy’s studio revolves around a particular song. As we gathered around to listen to it, Billy looked up and declared, “This song is super slutty.” His comment struck me—until that moment, I hadn’t realized that the essence of the song was indeed that provocative, not through its lyrics but in its overall vibe. Favorite Tracks and Unexpected Challenges It may come as a surprise, but this has become my favorite track on the album,…
