Author: The Anarchist
Guns N’ Roses Announces New Music and an Exciting 2026 Tour In a thrilling announcement on November 24, Guns N’ Roses revealed plans for a massive 2026 tour alongside the release of two new songs set to drop in 2025. Fans can anticipate the release of tracks titled “Nothin'” and “Atlas” on December 2, creating a buzz among the band’s dedicated following. 2026 Tour Details Guns N’ Roses will embark on a tour that spans from late March through April across Mexico and South America, followed by a European and North American leg from May to mid-September. This extensive tour…
NFL Announces Star-Studded Performers for 2026 Super Bowl Pregame Ceremony The NFL has officially revealed the lineup for the 2026 Super Bowl pregame ceremony, set to take place on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This year’s ceremony promises to be a memorable occasion with performances from acclaimed artists Charlie Puth, Brandi Carlile, and Coco Jones. Performers and Their Songs Charlie Puth Charlie Puth will kick off the ceremony with a performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” bringing his vocal prowess to one of America’s most cherished anthems. Brandi Carlile Brandi Carlile, known for her powerful voice…
The Advent Calendar Reimagined: A Festival Twist in the Czech Republic From Chocolate to Concerts As children, advent calendars were a delightful countdown to Christmas, filled with chocolates and sweets behind each door. However, in recent years, luxury brands have transformed this beloved tradition into a commercial spectacle, offering calendars packed with high-end products. While this shift in consumerism isn’t for everyone, the joy of unveiling a surprise each day remains a cherished experience. Recognizing this, a festival in the Czech Republic has created a unique advent calendar that focuses on the excitement of music rather than material goods. Rock…
Gary Holt Discusses Upcoming EXODUS Album at San Antonio Fear Fest Exciting New Material on the Horizon During an interview on November 16, 2025, at the San Antonio Fear Fest, EXODUS guitarist Gary Holt shared thrilling news about the band’s forthcoming album. Speaking with Robb Chavez of Robbs MetalWorks, Holt expressed immense pride in the band’s recently completed follow-up to their 2021 release, “Persona Non Grata.” He revealed, “It’s fucking awesome. It’ll be out next March, I think — March 20 — and it’s fucking awesome. I mean, it’s so awesome.” Recording Sessions and Future Plans Holt elaborated that the…
Exploring the Best Rock Collaborations of the 2020s As we reach the midpoint of the decade, the 2020s have already delivered an impressive array of rock collaborations, showcasing some of the finest talents in modern music. This article highlights standout team-ups from 2020 to 2024, including iconic figures and rising stars, demonstrating the enduring spirit of collaboration in rock. Notable Collaborators in Rock Among the artists making multiple appearances on this list are legendary figures like Ozzy Osbourne and David Draiman, who have both contributed significantly to the rock landscape of this decade. Their collaborations not only highlight their individual…
Ron Brunk’s Musical Transformation Through Feline Companionship A Life-Changing Encounter Back in May of last year, Ron Brunk experienced a transformative moment that would reshape both his life and his music. When nine cats appeared at his back door, he could not resist their adorable charm. This unexpected meeting marked the beginning of a new chapter in his musical journey, inspiring his latest single, “Windowsill Cat,” among other tracks dedicated to his newfound furry friends. Exploring the Cosmic Through Music Ron Brunk has always been known for his ability to tackle profound questions about the universe and our connection to…
Decibel Magazine’s Blackest Friday Sale: A Dark Deal for Metal Fans Unleash the Savings As the holiday season creeps in, Decibel Magazine is embracing the spirit of the “Blackest Friday” with an irresistible offer. For those who haven’t yet joined the ranks of the kvlt, now is the perfect time to dive into the world of extreme music with a 20% discount on subscriptions. This offer is available for a limited time, ending on Monday at 11:59 p.m. ET, so act swiftly to secure your place among the devoted followers of metal. Exclusive Merchandise Discounts But the savings don’t stop…
Jerry Cantrell Discusses His Favorite Soundgarden Songs Alice in Chains vocalist and guitarist Jerry Cantrell has long expressed his admiration for the influential band Soundgarden. In a recent interview with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s YouTube channel, Cantrell shared insights into the tracks that he believes best define the legendary grunge group. Jerry Cantrell’s Favorite Soundgarden Songs In the video uploaded on November 28, Cantrell humorously admits, “I hate this because – I hate having to pair it down to three songs that define Soundgarden because I think Soundgarden is kinda undefinable.” He acknowledges the challenge of choosing…
The Legacy of Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 The Shifting Landscape of Alternative Rock As the alternative rock scene grappled with the aftermath of Kurt Cobain’s tragic death in April 1994, the genre’s commercial viability began to falter. By the mid-1990s, the charts were dominated by bands with roots in the underground ethos, yet the industry took a turn toward the mainstream. Live’s Throwing Copper would soon rise to prominence, heralding the post-grunge era that favored imitation over innovation. This shift was poignantly illustrated by Thinking Fellers Union Local 282’s opening slot on Live’s 1995 tour, where the avant-garde sounds…
The Implosion of Vitriol: A Messy Band Feud Unfolds A Turbulent Departure In the world of music, band feuds can get messy, but few rival the chaotic situation that recently unfolded with the band Vitriol. Known for their intense sound and fervent performances, the band found themselves embroiled in a scandal that culminated in one of the most bizarre breakups seen in the metal scene. The Incident in Vermont The drama began when Kyle Rasmussen, the remaining member of Vitriol, was allegedly left stranded in Vermont alongside his partner and their dog after a confrontation that required police intervention. In…
