Author: The Anarchist
Mother Crone Unleashes “Unseen Way”: A Glimpse into Their Dark Musical Journey The Seattle Doom Scene Seattle has long been known for its vibrant music scene, but as winter descends, the weather can often mirror the heavy sounds emerging from the city. Enter Mother Crone, a band that embodies the essence of the Pacific Northwest’s gloomy atmosphere. With their latest single, “Unseen Way,” they channel the melancholy and weight of the season into an emotional and powerful soundscape. About “Unseen Way” Clocking in at eight minutes, “Unseen Way” serves as the epic opener for Mother Crone’s upcoming album, Embrace the…
Jack Osbourne: The Doomsday Prepper You Want in Your Corner Being friends with Jack Osbourne could be your saving grace in a doomsday scenario. The son of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne has taken a deep dive into prepper culture, a journey that began in his twenties, shaped by a pivotal event that left an indelible mark on him. What Triggered Jack Osbourne’s Prepper Journey During a recent appearance on the podcast Leave No Doubt, hosted by Sam Trapkin and Cole James, Jack opened up about his early years and the moment that ignited his interest in prepping. Both hosts reside…
The Resilience of Heavy Metal in the 1990s As the sun set on the hair metal era in the early 1990s, the rise of alternative rock and grunge seemed poised to overshadow the heavy metal scene. However, the steadfast genres of thrash and traditional heavy metal continued to flourish, delivering some of the most iconic albums of the decade. This article highlights ten remarkable albums from the ’80s bands that not only survived but thrived throughout the ’90s, proving that the metal spirit was far from extinguished. 1. Judas Priest – Painkiller (1990) Judas Priest made a stunning comeback with…
Catch Puscifer on Their Normal Isn’t Tour Overview of the Tour Puscifer, the innovative band known for their eclectic sound and theatrical live performances, is hitting the road in 2026 with their highly anticipated “Normal Isn’t” tour. Fans across North America will have the opportunity to experience their unique blend of music and artistry live. Below are the confirmed tour dates, locations, and venues for this exciting event. March Tour Dates March 20: Las Vegas, NV – The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas March 21: Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre March 24: Austin, TX – Bass Concert…
Kyrie Irving Supports LaRussell’s Album Sales NBA Star’s Generous Contribution In an inspiring act of support for independent artists, NBA superstar Kyrie Irving made headlines when he purchased LaRussell’s new album, “Something’s in the Water,” for an impressive $11,001. This generous donation comes as LaRussell embarks on a journey to sell 100,000 copies of his album without the backing of a major label. The Album Launch On January 1, LaRussell, a talented rapper from the Bay Area, announced his album’s release, inviting fans to purchase it for a minimum of $0.99. The ambitious goal of selling 100,000 units independently has…
Hollow Star’s Latest Single: A Melancholic Journey in ‘Wisdom’ Capturing the Essence of 80s Britpop Sounding like Robert Smith from The Cure, while at the same time retaining his own style, Hollow Star‘s latest single, ‘Wisdom’ comes from his EP, ‘Listen’, which is set for release this coming Friday, January 9. Hollow Star’s new track, ‘Wisdom’, stands out with its jangly guitar riffs and a robust drumbeat that echoes the spirit of 80s Britpop. The song seamlessly blends elements of rock and pop while introducing a contemporary edge that resonates with today’s listeners. This dynamic combination creates an atmosphere filled…
Los Lobos Kicks Off 2026 Tour with Exciting New Dates As the year begins, Los Lobos is already making waves with an extensive lineup of concerts planned, including 10 new dates set to go on sale this Friday, January 9. The legendary Mexican-American rock band will commence their spring tour with two performances in California starting March 27, followed by four shows in Virginia beginning April 16. The tour is slated to conclude with a four-night residency in Park City, Utah. Upcoming Concerts and Tour Schedule Before diving into their spring tour, Los Lobos will warm up with their first…
Wacken Metal Battle Canada Announces 2026 Battle Cities and Bands One Band To Rule Them All! Get ready for an electrifying showdown as the Wacken Metal Battle Canada (WMBC) unveils its 2026 battle cities and participating bands! This year, one independent metal band will seize the chance to perform at Wacken Open Air, one of the most prestigious and largest metal festivals in the world. Battle Grounds Across Canada Excitement sweeps across the nation with battles set to take place in Vancouver, Vancouver Island, Okanagan, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec City. Each city will showcase an incredible array of…
BULLET’s “Kickstarter”: A Tribute to Classic Heavy Metal The Unyielding Spirit of Heavy Music The world of heavy music has evolved dramatically over the past few decades, leading to diverse interpretations and styles. However, BULLET stands firmly against the tide of musical evolution, embracing the raw, unfiltered essence of hard rock and heavy metal. Their latest album, “Kickstarter,” is a testament to this commitment, offering an exhilarating experience that pays homage to the genre’s roots. An Old-School Revival Since their inception in the early 2000s, BULLET has been steadfast in their mission to celebrate traditional heavy metal, drawing inspiration from…
Exploring New Soundscapes: Of Mice & Men’s Journey with “Wake Up” Of Mice & Men, now nine albums into their storied career, continues to push musical boundaries. During a recent appearance on Full Metal Jackie’s weekend radio show, frontman Aaron Pauley expressed his excitement about the band’s latest shoegaze-inspired track, “Wake Up.” This song represents a fresh exploration for the band, embracing influences from ’90s alternative and shoegaze genres. Embracing Nostalgia with “Wake Up” While Of Mice & Men has incorporated shoegaze elements in previous works, “Wake Up” showcases these influences more prominently than ever. Pauley described the track as…
