Author: The Anarchist
Revitalizing a Classic: SUPER-Hi and Luke Spiller’s Take on ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ A Fresh Perspective on Heartbreak Reimagining Gotye’s Modern Classic In a stunning reinterpretation of Gotye’s iconic track, ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’, the duo of SUPER-Hi and Luke Spiller breathe new life into the song. Their rendition hints that the narrator has moved on from the depths of heartbreak, now embracing a brighter and more fulfilling chapter in life. Melancholy Meets Upbeat Rhythm While the essence of the original song’s sorrow remains, SUPER-Hi’s production infuses an uplifting rhythm that suggests recovery and growth. Luke…
GODSMACK to Release New Concert Film “Live At Mohegan Sun” on May 1 Renowned rock band GODSMACK is set to unveil their new concert film, “Live At Mohegan Sun,” on May 1. Fans can look forward to this release in multiple formats, including Blu-ray/CD and 2LP vinyl. A Milestone Event for the Band After an illustrious career that has seen the sale of over 20 million records, the achievement of 25 Top 10 hits, and the release of six platinum records, GODSMACK returned to their roots in New England for an emotional farewell performance. The concert, held on October 26,…
Success Stories of Rock and Metal Bands with Third Singers In the world of rock and metal, lineup changes are commonplace. However, few transitions are as noticeable or impactful as the replacement of a lead singer. The frontman or frontwoman often embodies the band’s identity, making the prospect of a new voice a daunting one for both the group and its fans. Despite the inherent risks, several bands have managed to thrive with a third singer, achieving moderate success even after significant changes in their lineup. Successful Transitions: When a Third Singer Works For some iconic bands, the addition of…
Reviving the Legacy of Side Over: A Melodic Hardcore Journey The Wilkes-Barre Hardcore Scene If you hail from the Northeast, particularly Wilkes-Barre, PA, you may have heard tales of the “legendary hardcore scene” that flourished in the early ‘90s. Growing up in this Podunk town, I often found myself rolling my eyes at its niche musical status. I spent many teenage nights dodging karate kicks in the mosh pit at venues like the Factory and the Fire Hall, all while those iconic bands rocked the stage. Rediscovering the Past As adulthood has settled in, I’ve come to realize that some…
Marmozets Announce Exciting Summer UK Headline Tour Upcoming Tour Details Renowned rock band Marmozets have revealed plans for a thrilling summer UK headline tour. This highly anticipated seven-date tour will see them performing in various cities, creating an electrifying atmosphere for fans across the nation. Tour Stops The tour will kick off with performances in the following locations: Sheffield Oxford Northampton Portsmouth Bournemouth London Leicester The tour will culminate just before their appearance at the legendary Download Festival on June 13, where they are expected to deliver a memorable performance. Special Appearances Following their headline tour, Marmozets will join the…
The Return of The Catchmen: A Journey Through Time and Sound A New Era for The Catchmen When The Catchmen first emerged from the Burnage–Stockport border in the late ’80s, they were part of the same restless northern ferment that would soon define an era. They supported rising names, hosted Oasis at the Boardwalk, and dreamed of making widescreen, orchestral indie long before they had the means to realize it. Life, however, had other plans. Decades on, after BAFTAs, Ivor Novellos, film scores, and global productions, Michael Knowles and Ian Livingstone have returned not for nostalgia, but to complete something…
Deicide Announces Extensive Tour Schedule Upcoming Shows and Collaborations Deicide, the iconic death metal band, is gearing up for an exciting series of performances leading up to and following their highly anticipated appearance at Welcome To Rockville. Fans can expect a thrilling lineup as the band joins forces with renowned acts Rotting Christ and Immolation for a tour that promises to deliver unforgettable metal experiences. Tour Dates and Venues The tour kicks off on April 9, 2024, at Chelsea’s Live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and culminates on May 26, 2024, at The Hall in Little Rock, Arkansas. Below is the…
KATAKLYSM and SIX FEET UNDER Join Forces for an Unforgettable Summer Tour Get ready for a metal onslaught as Montreal’s own KATAKLYSM teams up with Florida’s death metal veterans SIX FEET UNDER for a co-headlining tour this summer. This highly anticipated event promises to be a brutal showcase of extreme metal talent across North America. Tour Details The tour will kick off on July 8th in Detroit, MI, and will rage through various cities in the U.S. and Canada, culminating in a grand finale in Chicago, IL. Joining KATAKLYSM and SIX FEET UNDER will be tech slam outfit WORMHOLE, ensuring…
Analyzing the Legacy of Blue Oyster Cult Through Lynx’s New Single The Influence of Blue Oyster Cult Over the past year, William Pauper from Invisible Orange has delved deep into the extensive discography of Blue Oyster Cult (BOC), a band that has secured its place as one of America’s quintessential hard rock groups. Pauper succinctly captures the essence of BOC’s peak period as “cocksure, overindulgent (sure!), but sinister.” This characterization highlights the band’s audacious confidence and flamboyant style, elements that have inspired countless artists in the rock genre. Lynx: A Modern Interpretation A Tribute with a Twist Lynx, a band…
The Best Metal Albums of Each Year in the 2000s The 1990s were a tumultuous time for metal, marked by the decline of many iconic ’80s bands and the rise of alternative genres. Despite the dominance of Pantera and their chart-topping album, Far Beyond Driven, metal found itself largely relegated to underground status. The arrival of nu-metal further complicated matters, often alienating “true” metal fans. However, the dawn of the new millennium heralded a remarkable resurgence for the genre. The Revival of Metal in the 2000s As the 2000s rolled in, many legendary bands began to reclaim their former glory.…
