Author: The Anarchist
Discover Tamtax’s New Single ‘Charot’ Release Details Out now, ‘Charot’ is the latest single from Filipino singer, dancer, and entertainer Tamtax. Released on June 19th via DPX Records Philippines, the track is available for streaming and download on various platforms. About the Track Infused with the vibrant sounds of pop and Original Pilipino Music (OPM), ‘Charot’ offers a playful take on the ups and downs of contemporary life. The title draws inspiration from the Filipino phrase “charot lang pala,” which translates to “just kidding,” highlighting the blend of humor and truth that resonates throughout the song. Songwriting and Themes Co-written…
Upcoming Metal Releases: 7/12/26 – 7/18/26 Äxe – Autogeddon Label: Caligari Records Genre: Speed Metal + Black Metal Origin: United Kingdom (London, England) Äxe embraces a playful yet intense aesthetic, bolstered by band members with colorful monikers like Professor Speed and Nihil Kaos. Their upcoming album, Autogeddon, takes a darker turn compared to their debut demo, Warriors of the Death Raid. The lead single, also titled "Warriors of the Death Raid," showcases a blend of raw black metal screams and speed metal riffs, juxtaposed with an elaborate guitar solo and a haunting outro. This 34-minute album promises to deliver merciless…
Satanism in Rock and Metal: A Controversial History Satanism, or at least the accusations surrounding it, has long been a part of the rock and metal music scenes. Recently, however, the dismissal of Twin Temple from a tour with outlaw country artist Charley Crockett due to their “Satanic imagery” raised eyebrows. Crockett himself was reportedly taken aback by the duo’s dark themes after they had already been booked, leading to their removal from the bill. Twin Temple’s situation is just one example in a growing list of bands that have faced show cancellations due to accusations of Satanism. In their…
The Allure of Convertibles in the 1980s During the vibrant decade of the 1980s, when MTV was revolutionizing music consumption and homeownership was a coveted goal, convertibles epitomized the carefree spirit of the era. These stylish vehicles became the ultimate expression of success and enjoyment, offering drivers a way to announce, “I’m living my best life!” Why the ’80s Demanded the Top Down The Fox-body Mustang represented a perfect blend of affordability and top-down excitement. / Getty Images The 1980s created an ideal environment for convertibles to thrive. With the rise of big hair and the need to showcase it,…
Exploring the Chaos of METALICIOUS: A Deep Dive into Scene Queen’s Upcoming EP A New Musical Era: METALICIOUS Scene Queen is set to unleash her latest EP, titled METALICIOUS, which promises to be a whirlwind of sounds and emotions. Describing it as “chaotic recession pop, y2k-coded, metal madness,” she aims to capture the raw energy and excitement reminiscent of her earlier works. Returning to Roots: The Spirit of Bimbocore With the creation of METALICIOUS, Scene Queen reflects on her previous project, the Bimbocore volumes. “I wanted an EP that was as fun to make as when I was writing the…
Gavin Rossdale Reflects on BUSH’s Place in 90s Music Scene Initial Suspicion and Media Perception In a recent interview with Ross Golan on the “And The Writer Is…” podcast, Gavin Rossdale, frontman of the band BUSH, shared insights into the complex relationship between his band and other prominent groups from the 1990s. He acknowledged that BUSH was often met with skepticism due to their rapid rise to fame during the grunge wave, stating, “We were a bit annoying because we sort of appeared out of nowhere and got a lot of attention.” This unexpected emergence led to wariness among the…
Jason Newsted Recalls Metallica’s Dart Incident During Concert During a recent episode of the Rolling Stone podcast “Nashville Now,” Jason Newsted, former bassist of Metallica, shared a memorable and rather unusual incident from his time with the legendary band. Joined by Blackberry Smoke’s frontman Charlie Starr, Newsted reflected on a concert experience that involved darts being thrown at the stage. The Late ’80s Concert Experience The story dates back to the late 1980s, around the time of Metallica’s rise to fame. Starr mentioned a Metallica show he attended with The Cult following the release of their 1989 album, *Sonic Temple*.…
The Silence That Spoke Volumes: The TikTok and UMG Legal Battle A Sudden Digital Silence On February 1, 2024, the digital universe became eerily silent overnight, with millions of videos posted on TikTok with the soundtracks from songs by Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and Drake going entirely mute. This massive digital blackout marked the beginning of a record-setting legal battle over licensing between Universal Music Group (UMG) and TikTok. It served as a sobering reminder for creators about how the sounds that define their lives in the digital universe can be taken away in an instant by corporate decisions. The…
Eaten By Sharks: A Deep Dive into “The Undertow of Hate” Overview of the New Album Canadian extreme metal band Eaten By Sharks is set to release their latest full-length album, The Undertow of Hate, on July 17 via CDN Records. This album represents a significant evolution in their sound, blending themes of nautical horror, psychological distress, and the bleakness of total oceanic ruin. Musical Evolution and Style Building on the foundation laid by their 2022 album Eradication, Eaten By Sharks further explores the realms of progressive death metal, deathcore, and groove-heavy intensity in The Undertow of Hate. While the…
Track Your Live Concert Experiences with What I’ve Heard For music enthusiasts, attending live concerts is an unforgettable experience. The thrill of seeing your favorite bands perform is something that stays with you. Now, there’s a tool that allows fans to keep track of every song they’ve heard live in concert: What I’ve Heard. Easy Access Without Registration What I’ve Heard is designed for convenience. Users can access the platform without the need to create an account or sign up. Upon visiting the site, you’ll find a straightforward search bar where you can enter the name of an artist you’ve…
