Author: The Anarchist
Employed To Serve Unleashes New Single “Dead Reckoning” Employed To Serve has made a powerful return in 2026 with the release of their latest single, “Dead Reckoning.” This marks the band’s first new music since their critically acclaimed album, Fallen Star, which received a stellar 5K rating last year. New Beginnings with Church Road Records The release of “Dead Reckoning” is particularly significant as it is the first track launched under the new label founded by guitarist-vocalist Sammy Urwin and lead vocalist Justine Jones, Church Road. This transition represents a bold step for the Woking metal band, allowing them greater…
Rod Stewart Cancels Las Vegas Performances Due to Health Reasons Rod Stewart, the iconic 81-year-old singer, has unexpectedly canceled two performances scheduled for this weekend at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. The shows, originally set for tonight (May 29) and tomorrow night (May 30), were part of Stewart’s Encore Shows, a series of performances that highlight his evolving residency in Sin City. Details of the Cancellation News of the abrupt cancellation began circulating after Ticketmaster removed the shows from their schedule. Fans who had purchased tickets received emails outlining the refund process shortly thereafter. Initially, no specific…
Sepultura Announces Final Show in São Paulo A Historic Farewell Performance After an incredible journey spanning over four decades, Brazilian heavy metal legends Sepultura have officially announced their final concert. This momentous event is set to take place on November 7, 2026, at the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu in São Paulo, Brazil. This show will not only mark the end of an era for the band but also celebrate their profound legacy in the world of heavy music. Significance of the Venue The choice of the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu as the location for their farewell concert holds deep sentimental…
Rikki Rockett Supports Bret Michaels’ Decision to Withdraw from Freedom 250 Event Background on Freedom 250 The Freedom 250 initiative, launched last year by former President Donald Trump, aims to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a series of events on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The event, known as “The Great American State Fair,” is designed to showcase all 56 U.S. states and territories through concerts, exhibits, and various tributes. Keith Krach, a businessman and philanthropist appointed during Trump’s first term, is leading the project. Bret Michaels’ Withdrawal On May 28, Bret Michaels announced his decision to withdraw from…
Slayer Announces Latin American Tour Dates for 2026 Slayer, the legendary thrash metal band, has expanded their upcoming tour plans by announcing a set of Latin American tour dates for 2026. This tour marks the band’s return to the region for the first time since 2019, much to the excitement of fans across Latin America. Celebrating 40 Years of “Reign in Blood” The band already has a series of performances scheduled for this year to commemorate the 40th anniversary of their groundbreaking album, Reign in Blood. With the addition of the Latin American dates, Slayer will be performing five headline…
Bret Michaels Withdraws from ‘Freedom 250’ Festival Background on the Festival The ‘Freedom 250′ festival, initially envisioned as a celebration of American values and freedoms, has recently faced criticism and controversy. The event was meant to showcase a range of artists and promote a unifying message. However, as plans progressed, it has seemingly diverged from its original intent. Bret Michaels’ Statement Rock icon Bret Michaels, best known for his role as the frontman of Poison, has publicly announced his decision to withdraw from participating in the festival. In his statement, Michaels expressed his concerns about the evolving nature of the…
Captains Of Entropy: A Creative Journey Born from the Pandemic Formation of the Trio Brought together during the COVID-19 pandemic, the trio of Captains Of Entropy consists of Mike Kanon on keyboards, Reilly Wareham on bass, and drummer Jason Young. These West LA neighbors sought a creative outlet as the world shut down, combining their diverse musical backgrounds to form a unique sound. Musical Backgrounds With Young’s experience in the indie rock band The Ruse and his solo project Heartour, alongside Kanon’s skills as a DJ, the group crafted a solid foundation for an eclectic discography. Their improvisational jams naturally…
New Music Friday: Heavy and Extreme Sounds to Explore Happy Friday, Decibel enthusiasts! It’s time to dive into the latest offerings in heavy and extreme music. This week’s selections showcase a rich diversity, catering to fans of cavernous death metal, symphonic black metal, classic heavy metal, melodic death metal, and unique doom metal. Let’s explore some standout releases that are sure to satisfy your sonic cravings. Featured Albums Funebrarum – Beckoning the Void of Eternal Silence From our full-album stream: Be sure to pay close attention to the stellar songwriting on tracks like “Anhela Odor Mortuorum (The Adepts),” “From Rotting…
Framing Hanley’s Kenneth Nixon Talks Career and New Album on Loudwire Nights On May 28, Kenneth Nixon, the frontman of Framing Hanley, made an appearance on Loudwire Nights, engaging in a candid discussion about the band’s illustrious career, their latest single “The Reckoning,” and exciting news regarding their forthcoming album. A Journey of Two Decades Nixon reflected on the band’s two-decade journey, expressing a sense of renewed energy and creativity. “I feel like we’re really just now firing on all cylinders,” he shared with host Chuck Armstrong. He described “The Reckoning” as a testament to this revitalization, adding, “I’m very…
Meshuggah Celebrates Milestones with Remastered Albums A Double Celebration In a thrilling announcement for fans of progressive metal, Meshuggah has revealed plans to release remastered versions of two iconic albums to commemorate significant anniversaries. Both “Destroy Erase Improve” and “Catch Thirtythree” are set to receive the remaster treatment, allowing a new generation of listeners to experience these masterpieces with enhanced sound quality. About the Albums Destroy Erase Improve Originally released in 1995, “Destroy Erase Improve” marked a pivotal moment in Meshuggah’s career. The album showcased their innovative sound, fusing complex rhythms and polyrhythmic structures that set them apart in the…
