Author: The Anarchist
Twin Temple’s Resurgence: A New Opportunity Amid Controversy In a surprising turn of events, Twin Temple—a husband-and-wife duo known for their unique blend of Satanic imagery and doo-wop music—has found a new opportunity after being allegedly removed from a tour with outlaw country artist Charley Crockett. This development comes just a day after their removal was announced, raising questions about artistic expression and the boundaries of genre. Cancellation from Charley Crockett’s Tour Twin Temple was originally scheduled to open for Charley Crockett at his shows in Troutdale, Oregon on July 14 and Paso Robles, California on July 18. However, they…
Greetings, Decibel readers! We’ve got a lot of great music for you this week, as all five albums below represent a different take on dark extremity. From punk-rock bluster to brutal death detonations, you’ll have no shortage of sonic energy to fuel your weekend. Featured Albums Cranial Osteotomy – Vortex of the Dark Knowledge Let’s kick things off with a bang! This marks Cranial Osteotomy’s first release since 2011’s Victim of Wicked Sickness. The long wait is over, and for fans of brutal death metal, it promises to be worth it. If you crave intensity and ferocity, dive headfirst into…
Jack Osbourne Reflects on an Emotional Weekend at Back to the Beginning In a recent interview with Loudwire, Jack Osbourne revisits the profound moments of the Back to the Beginning event, a celebration of his father, Ozzy Osbourne, and the legendary band Black Sabbath, one year after it took place. Two key memories stand out for Jack: touring Birmingham with his children and experiencing an intimate soundcheck session that fans were not privy to. A City in Celebration The historic weekend kicked off on July 5, 2025, as over 40,000 fans filled the Villa Park stadium in Birmingham to honor…
The Flow: A New Chapter in Michael Landgarten’s Musical Journey An Authentic Sound from the Heart of Maine Feeling like a deep-cut out of a Bob Dylan album, ‘The Flow’, by Michael Landgarten And The Converts, is from their new album, ‘The Long Highway’, released on the 26th of June. ‘The Flow’ captures an essence reminiscent of classic folk-rock, bringing to mind the poetic storytelling and raw emotion found in Bob Dylan’s music. This new track is a testament to the band’s artistry and musical synergy. Live Recording in a Rustic Setting The track was recorded live in York, Maine,…
Randy Travis Set to Release First Album of Original Songs in Nearly Two Decades Country music legend Randy Travis is poised to make a significant return to the music scene with an upcoming album of original songs, marking his first release of this kind in almost 20 years. A special audience had the unique opportunity to preview the new tracks earlier this week. Background on Randy Travis Randy Travis’ last album featuring country originals, titled Around the Bend, was released in 2008. In 2013, Travis suffered a stroke that dramatically affected his career. Despite the challenges, he has continued to…
Twin Temple: The Satanic Doo-Wop Duo Faces Controversy Introduction to Twin Temple Twin Temple, known for their unique blend of doo-wop and satanic themes, has made waves in the music scene with their distinct sound and aesthetic. Their performances often fuse the nostalgic vibes of 1950s rock with dark, occult imagery, setting them apart from traditional rock bands. The Charley Crockett Tour Incident Recently, Twin Temple found themselves in the spotlight for unexpected reasons. The duo was removed from the Charley Crockett tour, causing a stir among fans and music enthusiasts alike. Reasons Behind the Removal The decision to boot…
Eric Bass Steps Away from Shinedown’s Upcoming Tour for Mental Health Reasons In a heartfelt announcement on social media, Shinedown’s bassist, Eric Bass, revealed that he will be stepping away from the band’s upcoming tour, which is set to kick off on July 11 in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. While Bass did not specify the duration of his absence, he emphasized the importance of prioritizing his mental health during this challenging time. The Decision to Step Back In a candid video, Bass opened up about facing a significant mental health crisis a few weeks prior to the tour. “I don’t know…
Solace: The Return of Dirt Metal with “Fading Failing Ruin” A Legacy Revisited Formed in 1996, Solace emerged from the remnants of the alt-metal band Godspeed, a group that gained recognition for their management by Geezer Butler and their role as Bruce Dickinson’s backing band on a Black Sabbath tribute album. With such a rich history, Solace has established themselves as veterans in the metal scene, and their latest release, “Fading Failing Ruin,” marks only their fifth studio album in nearly three decades. Defining “Dirt Metal” The New Jersey quintet has spent years honing their unique sound, which they refer…
The Linda Lindas Announce New Album and Collaborate with Hayley Williams Upcoming Album: Gotta Get Out The Linda Lindas are set to release their highly anticipated third album, titled Gotta Get Out, on August 28 via Reprise/Warner Records. This new project follows their previous album, No Obligation, released in 2024. New Single: Closer Along with the album announcement, the band has unveiled a new single called Closer, featuring the iconic Hayley Williams. This collaboration is sure to excite fans, as Williams has been a significant influence in the music scene, especially in the emo genre. The Creative Process Closer began…
Stephen Jacques Unveils New Single ‘Surf Spot Steamer Lane’ Release Information Released on July 3rd, ‘Surf Spot Steamer Lane’ marks the latest single from Charlottesville, Virginia-based songwriter Stephen Jacques. This track serves as an exciting preview of his upcoming album, ‘Les Surfeurs de Santa Cruz.’ Musical Style and Influences The melody of ‘Surf Spot Steamer Lane’ evokes a wave of nostalgia, channeling the essence of classic surf-rock with its jangly guitars and steady drumbeat. Jacques’ vocal delivery, however, sets him apart, drawing inspiration from the sounds of the late 70s and early 80s. Fans of The Boomtown Rats and Elvis…
