Author: The Anarchist
Interview by Robert Cavuoto Emerging from Norway’s vibrant metal scene, Red Steel is capturing attention with their dynamic new single, “Let Me Love Again,” which dropped on May 9th across all streaming platforms. Introducing Red Steel The band consists of Marius Andersen (guitar), Jesper Andersen (guitar), Haakon Holter (vocals), Bernhard Kopperud (drums), and Sebastian Staal (bass). Their collective musicianship and exceptional songwriting serve as a powerful introduction to their artistic vision. “Let Me Love Again” highlights their talent for blending intense heaviness with catchy melodies, creating a sound that resonates with both classic metal enthusiasts and modern hard rock fans.…
Exploring the Depths of All Men Unto Me Introduction to Ryan Gleave and All Men Unto Me Many readers of Decibel magazine may recognize multi-instrumentalist Ryan Gleave from his pivotal role in the Scottish progressive black metal band Ashenspire. When Gleave isn’t captivating audiences as the frontman of Ashenspire, he immerses himself in his classical music pursuits, for which he has received numerous awards. Additionally, he is the creative force behind his avant-garde project, All Men Unto Me. New Single: “Lux Æterna” All Men Unto Me’s latest single, “Lux Æterna,” taken from their forthcoming album Requiem, defies easy classification. The…
Potential Drummers to Replace Josh Freese in Foo Fighters The Foo Fighters have had a tumultuous couple of years, marked by the tragic loss of longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins and subsequent lineup changes. In light of recent developments, including the departure of Josh Freese, it’s time to explore some drummers who could step in to fill this iconic role. The Background: A Turbulent Journey March 2022 was a heartbreaking month for fans of the Foo Fighters, as they faced the unexpected passing of Taylor Hawkins just hours before a scheduled performance. Hawkins had been a beloved member of the band,…
Exploring the Musical Journey of Patrick Corona from Rivers of Nihil Meet Patrick Corona: The Saxophonist Behind the Sound In a recent interview, we had the opportunity to connect with Patrick Corona, the talented saxophonist of Rivers of Nihil, who has been named Metal Injection’s Artist Of The Month. Patrick shared insights into how various musical influences have shaped his distinctive playing style, highlighting the licks that resonate with him from artists such as Glen Miller and George Thorogood. The Role of Saxophone in Rivers of Nihil’s Music As the upcoming album from Rivers of Nihil is set to release…
Catch Turnstile Live in 2025! Prepare for an electrifying year as Turnstile announces their highly anticipated tour dates for 2025! Fans of the band can look forward to an exhilarating series of performances across Europe and North America. Below is the full list of tour dates and locations where you can catch them live. June 2025 Tour Dates North America June 6: Brooklyn, New York – Under The K Bridge Europe June 7: Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound June 11: Athens, Greece – Teatro Petras* June 13: London, UK – Outbreak Fest June 14: Porto, Portugal – Primavera Sound Porto…
Bringing a concert to life is more than building a stage and booking artists. It’s about curating an unforgettable experience where thousands gather for joy, connection, and escape. But none of that matters if the environment isn’t safe. Concertgoers come expecting a night filled with music, not one interrupted by medical emergencies, unruly crowds, or even worse, preventable disasters. Safety planning is often invisible to the public, yet it’s the foundation of every successful live event. For organizers, overlooking any of the following details could mean risking lives and reputations. 1. Prioritizing Crowd Flow and Emergency Exits Tragedies at live…
Maren Morris’ Post-Divorce Journey and New Album Dreamsicle A New Chapter in Life Filtered through the lens of self-care, Maren Morris’ post-divorce life presents a picture that could easily fit into an Instagram carousel. Her new album, Dreamsicle, features the steely synth-pop track “cut,” where she reveals the complexities of her emotional landscape. Embracing wellness, she prioritizes sleep, therapy, yoga sessions four times a week, and cherishing moments with friends. However, the underlying emotions in her music tell a different story. “Honestly? Fuck!” she exclaims in the song, as the keyboards fizzle and explode into the atmosphere. The Impact of…
NxWorries Announces First-Ever North American Tour Tour Details The dynamic duo of Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge, collectively known as NxWorries, is set to embark on their inaugural North American tour this autumn. Kicking off on September 10 in Portland, Oregon, the tour will wind its way through various cities, culminating on October 19 in Los Angeles. New Music Release In addition to the tour announcement, NxWorries has dropped a brand-new track titled “Everybody Gets Down.” This marks the duo’s first release in a year, following their critically acclaimed album, Why Lawd?, which co-won Best Progressive R&B Album at the 2025…
Josh Freese’s Humorous Take on His Dismissal from Foo Fighters Ex-Foo Fighters drummer Josh Freese recently took to Instagram to share a lighthearted list of ten potential reasons for his dismissal from the band. His playful approach comes after announcing his departure, stating that “no reason was given” for the Foo Fighters’ decision to move in a different drumming direction. Freese’s Statement on His Departure Josh Freese, who filled the late Taylor Hawkins’ shoes for nearly two years, expressed his shock and disappointment at the news. In his statement, Freese remarked, “In my 40 years of drumming professionally, I’ve never…
See You In Hell: A Night of Doom and Metal at Hellsinki Metal Fest The “See You In Hell” event recently unfolded with a series of impressive performances as part of the Hellsinki Metal Fest. This club night hosted three notable bands—Counting Hours, The Abbey, and Silentium—each showcasing their unique take on doom and bombastic metal. Despite a modest audience, those present experienced a night filled with powerful performances from the bands, each contributing their distinct sound to the evening. Counting Hours: A Nod to ’90s Doom Metal Opening the night was Counting Hours, a band that had previously made…
