Author: The Anarchist

Exploring the Musical Landscape of ‘Johnny Was A Motor Mechanic’ Introduction to the Album ‘Johnny Was A Motor Mechanic’ is a standout track from the album ‘Mike Kirkpatrick and Drovers Unlimited Orchestra Vol. 3’. This collection is a heartfelt tribute to the late Mike Kirkpatrick, who passed away from cancer a few years ago. The album showcases a rich blend of musical styles, including punk, folk, rock, and jazz, infused with the essence of traditional Irish music. A Collaborative Tribute Though Kirkpatrick did not live to see the release of this album, it features ten tracks that bring together some…

Face Yourself Unleashes New Music Video and EP Transatlantic deathcore band Face Yourself has made a significant impact on the metal scene with the release of their latest music video for the track, “Primal,” coinciding with the launch of their new EP, Martyr. Meet the Band Hailing from both the United States and France, the band features an impressive lineup: American drummer Eric DiCarlo, bassist Kyle Muenzner, and guitarists Dave Ricco, Corey Doremus, and Thomas Cadone. They are fronted by the powerful French vocalist Yasmine Liverneaux, whose intense delivery matches the band’s explosive soundscapes. Thematic Exploration in “Primal” The focus…

The Rise of Deathcore in the 2000s The early 2000s marked a significant evolution in the metal genre, giving rise to deathcore—a fusion of death metal and hardcore punk. While elements of deathcore had existed prior to this era, it was during the post-Y2K period that the genre truly began to take shape. Despite facing criticism from some traditional metal fans, deathcore quickly gained a dedicated following, establishing itself as a prominent force in the metal scene. The Genesis of Deathcore Deathcore began to gain traction around 2002 to 2003, with bands like Despised Icon and All Shall Perish releasing…

The Rise of Addison Rae: A New Chapter in Music Introducing “Headphones On” Addison Rae, the emerging pop sensation, continues her ascent in the music industry with the release of her latest single, “Headphones On.” The track is accompanied by a visually stunning music video filmed in the breathtaking landscapes of Reykjavík, Iceland. Directed by Mitch Ryan, the video showcases Rae in a striking look, featuring neon pink hair and wired earbuds as she rides a majestic white horse amidst various Scandinavian backdrops. Creative Collaboration Rae collaborated with talented producers Luka Kloser and Elvira Anderfjärd to co-write “Headphones On.” This…

New Music Releases: April 13th to 19th, 2025 As we dive into the week of April 13th to 19th, 2025, music enthusiasts can look forward to a plethora of new album releases across various metal genres. This week showcases an exciting lineup, reflecting the diverse sounds emerging from both North America and abroad. Check out the details below and let us know if there’s anything we might have overlooked or if you have your own shopping lists to share! Featured Releases Tribunal — In Penitence and Ruin Label: 20 Buck Spin | Genre: Doom Metal + Gothic Metal | Origin:…

Inside the Latest Beardo and Weirdo Podcast: Craig Gass Shares Stories of Joe Walsh In a recent episode of the Beardo and Weirdo podcast, comedian Craig Gass opens up about his friendship with Eagles legend Joe Walsh. Joined by Chris Kael, bassist for Five Finger Death Punch, Gass recounts some humorous and heartfelt anecdotes that highlight his unique experiences with rock royalty. The Eagles Connection Sporting an Eagles hoodie he acquired at the band’s recent performance at the Sphere in Las Vegas, Gass reminisces about bringing Frank Sidoris (of Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and Mammoth WVH) to the show. “I…

Casey McQuillen: A Rising Star with ‘Better Than This’ A Meteoric Rise in Music Casey McQuillen, a talented singer-songwriter, is capturing hearts and ears with her latest single, ‘Better Than This.’ This pop-rock anthem, infused with an uplifting spirit and powerful vocals, invites listeners to break free from the mundane and chase their biggest aspirations, no matter how daunting they may appear. Inspiration Behind ‘Better Than This’ The song was crafted during a pivotal move to London, reflecting Casey’s relentless pursuit of her musical dreams. ‘Better Than This’ serves as a testament to the idea that taking bold steps can…

Dee Snider Leads New Cover of Triumph’s Classic “Lay It on the Line” Dee Snider, the iconic former frontman of Twisted Sister, takes the lead on a fresh cover of Triumph’s beloved 1979 track “Lay It on the Line.” This rendition will feature prominently on the upcoming album, Magic Power: All Star Tribute to Triumph. Fans can listen to the track below. Snider’s powerful vocals are complemented by Mr. Big guitarist Paul Gilbert and Tenacious D’s Kyle Gass, who provide backing vocals. The album, produced by the renowned Mike Clink, boasts an impressive lineup of contributors, including former Skid Row…

Sleep Token Unveils Tracklist for Upcoming Album “Even In Arcadia” Fans Crack the Code In an exhilarating development for fans of Sleep Token, the complete tracklist for their highly anticipated album, “Even In Arcadia,” has been revealed. The excitement has been palpable as dedicated followers of the band have pieced together the song titles following a series of cryptic teasers released by Spotify. Teasers and Release Date Over the past few days, Spotify engaged listeners by sharing snippets of the new album, cleverly withholding full song titles while offering clues in the form of letters. This strategic move sparked a…

Exploring the Artistic Journey of Zach Condon and Beirut The Unexpected Return What would it take for an artist to revisit a place they never wanted to return to? For Zach Condon of Beirut, the answer came in the form of a circus. Specifically, the Swedish performance group, Kompani Giraff, invited him to compose 18 tracks for their stage show titled A Study of Losses. A Shift in Perspective Initially hesitant, Condon recalled the trauma associated with his earlier work, particularly the pigeonholing that followed his breakout single “Elephant Gun.” He was often seen as a “whimsical circus waif,” linked…