Author: The Anarchist
The Surreal Journey of Tetramorphe Impure’s Debut Album Exploring Mortality Through Music The practice of meditation takes many forms, but few iterations evoke the same atmosphere as Tetramorphe Impure. This Italian funeral death-doom band crafts a hauntingly immersive experience on their debut album, The Sunset of Being. The album delves deep into the themes of mortality, presenting a ritualistic exploration of life’s limits. Musical Composition and Atmosphere Tetramorphe Impure stretches the boundaries of death metal, intertwining it with the somber geometry of funeral doom. Their approach trades the conventional shock appeal of horror for a creeping sense of dread and…
DREAM EVIL Returns with “Thunder In The Night” EP Reviving Heavy Metal Traditions Gothenburg’s DREAM EVIL, renowned for their iconic anthem “The Book Of Heavy Metal,” made a powerful comeback last year with their seventh studio album, “Metal Gods.” This highly anticipated release marked their first in seven years, following the 2017 album “SIX,” and continued the band’s legacy of delivering classic Heavy Metal energy. Introducing the “Thunder In The Night” EP In an exciting development, DREAM EVIL has unveiled a Digital EP titled “Thunder In The Night,” featuring four additional tracks from the “Metal Gods” recording sessions. This release…
Lady Gaga Headlines Coachella 2025: A Night of Art and Chaos A Triumphant Return Lady Gaga graced the stage as the Friday headliner at the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, marking her first performance at the event since her iconic debut in 2017. That memorable appearance saw her stepping in for a then-pregnant Beyoncé, and this year, she returned with a dazzling spectacle that showcased her evolution as an artist. The Art of Personal Chaos Billed as “The Art of Personal Chaos,” Gaga’s set was divided into four distinct acts, each with its unique theme: Of Velvet and…
Exploring Greg Hoy’s Latest Single: ‘What, My People?’ Evolution of Style How Greg Hoy’s Sound Has Changed Over Decades Greg Hoy, a seasoned musician with decades of experience, reflects on the evolution of his musical style. He emphasizes the importance of creating songs that can be performed live by his trio, given the limited time available during performances. As his songwriting has matured, the criteria for what makes it to the set list has become more stringent. Hoy notes that only songs that resonate deeply with him make the cut, especially as he incorporates a live horn section into his…
The Who have officially announced the dismissal of their long-time drummer Zak Starkey, who had been a key touring member of the band for nearly three decades. This unexpected decision follows reports of a dispute between Starkey and lead singer Roger Daltrey that became public during the band’s recent performances at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall. Details of the Dismissal A representative for The Who revealed that “the band made a collective decision to part ways with Zak after this round of shows at the Royal Albert Hall.” The statement expressed that the band holds “nothing but admiration” for Starkey…
As summer rolls in, so too does one of Europe’s most iconic heavy music rituals: Graspop Metal Meeting. For four days in June 2025 (June 19–22), the quiet town of Dessel, Belgium, will again be shaken to its core by the roar of guitars, the pounding of double-kicks, and the united screams of tens of thousands of metalheads. Graspop 2025 isn’t just a festival — it’s a pilgrimage, a communion of the global metal tribe, and a sonic experience that never fails to leave its mark. A Lineup Forged in Steel Graspop has long been a master curator of heavy…
Pat Sheridan Launches Sight for Sound Initiative for Touring Musicians Pat Sheridan, renowned guitarist for Fit for an Autopsy and Director of Partnerships at NEVEN Eyewear, has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative designed specifically for touring musicians and their crew members. This initiative, known as Sight for Sound, aims to provide free eyewear — both prescription and non-prescription glasses and sunglasses — to eligible individuals within the music industry. A Unique Blend of Music and Business Who would have thought that a veteran deathcore guitarist like Sheridan would also possess a keen business acumen? His collaboration with NEVEN Eyewear and heavy…
The second edition of Nancy’s Heavy Week-End festival is set to once again transform this historic city into France’s unofficial capital of hard rock and heavy metal for three days in June 2025. Held at the open-air amphitheater of the Zénith de Nancy (Maxéville), the festival is back following a successful inaugural year. With a bold new lineup and the same high-caliber production, Heavy Week-End 2025 is primed to deliver another unforgettable weekend of metal. A Festival with an Epic Vibe Organized by Gérard Drouot Productions, Heavy Week-End is quickly becoming a staple on the European rock calendar. The 2025…
EXODUS Frontman Rob Dukes Discusses Upcoming Album and Return to the Band Current Recording Progress In a recent interview with Nikki Blakk from 107.7 The Bone, Rob Dukes, the vocalist for thrash metal legends EXODUS, shared insights about the band’s ongoing recording sessions for their highly anticipated follow-up to the 2021 album, “Persona Non Grata.” Dukes confirmed that the band is currently tracking vocals and has completed the drums and some guitar work. He mentioned, “Well, they’re pretty much doing everything… me and Jack [Gibson, EXODUS bassist], [we] kind of trade off and on days, ’cause I can only go…
Understanding the Misconceptions Surrounding Ghost Ghost, the enigmatic rock band known for their theatrical performances and religiously charged imagery, has sparked countless interpretations of their lore. However, one common misconception persists among fans. Frontman Tobias Forge recently addressed this misconception in an interview, shedding light on the band’s true stance on religion and spirituality. What Tobias Forge Thinks Is the Misconception About Ghost During a conversation with Rolling Stone UK, the subject of paranormal experiences arose. Forge began by expressing his belief that he had encountered “unexplained or irrational contact with the void,” which led him to discuss a deeper…
