Author: The Anarchist
Infinite Misery: The Cannibal Corpse Influence in Death Metal Introduction to Infinite Misery Cannibal Corpse stands as a titan in the death metal genre, having established a legacy of brutality and innovation over the past four decades. Among the bands inspired by their raw energy and iconic sound is Infinite Misery, a trio hailing from Connecticut. Named after a track from Cannibal Corpse’s 2006 album, Kill, Infinite Misery channels the essence of death metal reminiscent of Kill and its successor, Evisceration Plague. Musical Style and Influences Infinite Misery’s music can be described as a homage to Cannibal Corpse, showcasing their…
Morrissey Cancels Concerts to Start 2026, Continuing a Troubling Trend Morrissey, the iconic former frontman of The Smiths and a long-standing solo artist, is ushering in 2026 in a manner reminiscent of how he concluded 2025: by canceling concerts. The singer’s first show of the year, scheduled for January 6 in Rancho Mirage, California, has been postponed due to an “adverse reaction to a prescription medicine.” This performance was already a rescheduled date, originally set for October 24, 2025. Recent Cancellations In addition to the Rancho Mirage concert, Morrissey’s planned performance in San Diego on January 6 has also been…
Scott “Wino” Weinrich Reflects on His Complicated Love for Motörhead First Impressions: The Power of Lemmy In a recent interview with Veil Of Sound, renowned U.S. doom and heavy metal icon Scott “Wino” Weinrich, best known as the voice of The Obsessed, Saint Vitus, and Spirit Caravan, shared his complex relationship with Motörhead. Wino recounted how his first encounter with the band was not through their music but rather through the striking presence of their legendary frontman, Lemmy Kilmister. Wino reminisced about discovering Motörhead while browsing records at a mall during his youth. He vividly described pulling out the album…
The Molotovs Unveil New Single: “Get A Life” Introduction to the New Release The Molotovs have taken the music scene by storm with the release of their latest single, “Get A Life.” This energetic track serves as the opening anthem for their highly anticipated debut album, “Wasted On Youth,” set to drop at the end of this month. As always, the duo is unfiltered in their expression, aiming to resonate with their audience through bold and dynamic sounds. About the Song Musical Style and Influences “Get A Life” is described by frontman Matt Cartlidge as a quintessential punk anthem. He…
The 1970s: A Decade of Rock Legends and Hall of Fame Snubs The 1970s produced a plethora of iconic artists who significantly influenced the classic rock genre, both in sound and style. While numerous acts have received recognition from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, several legendary groups remain conspicuously absent from its hallowed halls. This article explores five of the most notable snubs from this vibrant decade. Styx: The Overlooked Giants of Rock Styx’s remarkable career deserves a closer look. With over 54 million albums sold globally, their success is undeniable. The band achieved a remarkable streak of…
Brutal Night of Death Metal: See You In Hell Event Wrap-Up Event Overview The final edition of the See You In Hell club event series for 2025 took place just before the year’s end, featuring an electrifying lineup that left attendees in awe. The night was headlined by three formidable death metal bands: Necropsy, Proscription, and Concrete Winds, each delivering an onslaught of crushing and barbaric sound. The event was a complete sell-out, a testament to the growing popularity of these brutal acts. Necropsy: Old-School Legends The night commenced with the legendary Finnish death metal outfit, Necropsy. This five-member band…
AMORPHIS Discusses the Role of A.I. in Music Creation Insights from Esa Holopainen and Santeri Kallio In a recent interview with Metal Covenant, Esa Holopainen and Santeri Kallio, members of the Finnish progressive metal band AMORPHIS, shared their perspectives on the use of artificial intelligence (A.I.) in music composition and production. Their discussion highlighted the potential benefits and drawbacks of integrating A.I. technology into the creative process. The Benefits of A.I. in Music Videos Santeri Kallio expressed an open-minded view towards A.I. tools, particularly in the realm of music videos. He acknowledged the financial challenges faced by bands due to…
Spoilers for the ‘Stranger Things’ Finale Ahead! The Finale and Its Reception Last week, Netflix and select theaters showcased the two-hour series finale of Stranger Things. Since its airing, fans have been abuzz with discussions, particularly about the antagonist Vecna and his eerie realm known as the Abyss. Many viewers have humorously noted the uncanny similarities between Vecna’s domain and Linkin Park’s iconic music video for “In the End.” Exploring Vecna’s Abyss To provide some context, Vecna, also referred to as Henry, emerged as the primary villain during the fourth season of the show. He resides in a haunting alternate…
Kittie: Evolution Beyond Spit For many fans, Kittie’s 1999 debut album, Spit, is considered the band’s defining release. However, the members of Kittie believe that the essence of their identity lies not in their beginnings but in their evolution over the years. The Band’s Perspective on Their Music Mercedes Lander’s Insight When asked which album best represents Kittie today, guitarist Mercedes Lander was quick to respond in an interview with New Noise Magazine. “I think everything after Spit, to be honest with you,” she stated, highlighting the band’s growth through subsequent releases. Morgan Lander’s Reflections Vocalist and drummer Morgan Lander…
Alex Van Halen and Steve Lukather Team Up for New Album Announcement on Metal Sticks Podcast In an exciting revelation, legendary drummer Alex Van Halen has announced plans to collaborate with Steve Lukather, the iconic guitarist from Toto, on a new album. During a conversation with Nicko McBrain, the renowned drummer from Iron Maiden, on the Metal Sticks podcast, Van Halen shared, “I’m getting ready to do this record with Lukather and a couple of other people. It should be exciting.” The Nature of the Collaboration While Van Halen did not delve into specifics regarding the album, he emphasized that…
