Author: The Anarchist

Archspire Unleashes “Red Goliath” Ahead of Upcoming Album Canadian death metal juggernauts Archspire have made waves in the music scene with the release of their latest single, “Red Goliath.” This track is the third offering from their highly anticipated album, Too Fast To Die, which is set to drop on April 10, 2026. Fans are eager to see if they can survive the relentless pace of their new material. Insights from the Band Guitarist Dean Lamb shared his quirky yet insightful take on “Red Goliath.” He commented, “Have you ever wanted something sooooo bad, but it just didn’t exist or…

March 1, 2026: A Night of Legendary Rock Review & Photography by Gavin Lowrey Co-Headlining Tour: A Rock Fan’s Dream Tonight’s co-headlining tour features the iconic Michael Monroe, former frontman of Hanoi Rocks, alongside the hard-hitting California rockers Buckcherry. The event took place at SWG3 in Glasgow, with Boston-based Rubikon warming up the crowd. Rubikon: Setting the Stage Though relatively new to many in attendance, Rubikon showcased a dynamic blend of rock, metal, blues, and grunge during their thirty-minute set. Despite being a lesser-known act, they managed to engage the growing crowd, leaving a positive impression by the end of…

Exploring the Depths of Corima’s *Hunab Ku* A Mesoamerican Influence on Music Historians suggest that the violent, fatalistic philosophies of Mesoamerican cultures, along with their counterparts in the Great Basin, arose from the unpredictable weather patterns and the labor-intensive cultivation of maize. Californian progressive rock band Corima channels this worldview in their latest offering, *Hunab Ku*. For over a decade, Corima has operated on the fringes of the music scene, not out of intent but as a result of their dedication to the niche genre of zeuhl. Understanding Zeuhl Zeuhl, a genre originating in France, exists at the intersection of…

Lamb of God’s Musical Evolution: A Closer Look Mark Morton, the guitarist for Lamb of God, believes that the band’s significant musical transformation over the past three decades can be traced back to one crucial element: their ability to better accommodate singer Randy Blythe during the songwriting process. This insight is explored in depth in Loudwire’s March digital cover story, where Morton and Blythe reflect on the band’s growth and the upcoming album, Into Oblivion, set for release on March 13. Understanding the Dynamic: Pushing and Pulling Around Vocals Morton recalls the early days of the band, stating, “In the…

Duane Hoover: A Journey Through Sound and Time Influences and Inspirations Duane Hoover has never denied how much he’s been inspired by those who went before him. His influences are many, and include the likes of David Bowie, The Who, The Kinks, and of course, The Beatles. With ‘After The Storm In Your Mind’ released today, he seems to tap into the very essence of John Lennon himself. Evocative Musical Style Nostalgic is too trite a word to describe Duane Hoover’s musical style; it’s evocative of a distant past that can be glimpsed only through a gossamer thin silk scarf,…

The Who are set to celebrate one of their most captivating modern-era performances with the release of Live at Eden Project on May 29. This album features co-founders Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, accompanied by the Heart of England Philharmonic Orchestra, performing amidst the stunning biomes of the Cornish countryside. Unique Acoustic Experience The natural acoustics of the Eden Project added a fresh dimension to The Who’s classic repertoire. The band describes the July 2023 performance as a “once-in-a-lifetime convergence of music, environment, and artistic vision.” Fans can already pre-order Live at Eden Project, eagerly anticipating its release. Setlist Highlights…

In one of the lighter weeks for new tours in some time, we’ve got 13 exciting rock and metal tours to share with you this week. Upcoming Tours Metalcore Titans Take the Stage Killswitch Engage leads the charge with a summer tour scheduled for June. They will be joined by Machine Head, Iron Reagan, and Havok, promising an electrifying night for fans of heavy music. Kittie’s Headline Shows Kittie is set for a headline tour in June, featuring support from Kingdom of Giants and Gore. The band is eager to showcase their powerful sound across various venues. Rescheduled Tours Sabaton’s…

Metallica Expands Las Vegas Residency at the Sphere Metallica has announced additional shows for its highly anticipated residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, titled “Life Burns Faster.” The new dates will take place in February and March 2027, bringing the total number of shows to 24. Newly Added Show Dates The newly announced shows are as follows: February 4 & 6 February 18 & 20 February 25 & 27 March 4 & 6 March 11 & 13 Previous Announcements and Ticket Information The Sphere residency initially included shows from October 2023 through January 2024, with dates such as October…

Jehnny Beth Collaborates with Mike Patton on New Track Introduction to the Collaboration Jehnny Beth has unveiled an exciting new collaboration with renowned musician Mike Patton. The track, titled “Look At Me,” is featured on her latest studio album, You Heartbreaker, You, which is now available to fans. The album has reportedly drawn inspiration from Patton, the 58-year-old Californian creative force. The Creation of “Look At Me” Two-Part Inspiration Jehnny Beth explains that the song emerged from her desire to create a piece in two distinct parts. She expressed her enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “When Mike sent his vocals…

Photo courtesy of Red Sands Red Sands Release New EP and Video Mexico City’s modern metal band Red Sands made waves in January with their latest six-track EP, Evocations. The band has now unveiled a music video for the track “System,” which they describe as the core of their recent musical venture. Message Behind “System” In their own words, “System” serves as a powerful denunciation of various societal ills. The band articulates, “This song is aimed at condemning the corruption of our politicians, the hypocrisy of the clergy, and the environmental disaster perpetuated by greedy corporations.” They draw parallels to…