Author: The Anarchist

Abandon Agony Unleashes Debut Album “Endbringer” Introduction to Abandon Agony Emerging from Sweden’s vibrant metal scene, the melodic death metal band Abandon Agony is poised to make a significant impact with their debut full-length album, Endbringer. Formed just two years ago, the band comprises four talented musicians: Johan Hedström (vocals), Tobias Järvelä (guitar), Jonathan Wagerland (bass), and Robin Toresson (drums). Their journey began with the release of their EP, Dark Matter, in 2024, which has laid the groundwork for their upcoming album. An Overview of “Endbringer” Endbringer features a total of ten tracks, including four from their debut EP. The…

Sonic Temple has once again proven itself as a premier destination for modern hard rock and metal enthusiasts. Taking place over four thrilling days at the Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, this year’s festival featured more than 140 bands, creating unforgettable moments across a bustling 96-hour weekend. With high-profile headliners like My Chemical Romance, Shinedown, Bring Me the Horizon, and Tool, the festival was a showcase of both talent and camaraderie, giving fans plenty to talk about. Let’s dive into some of the standout performances and memorable moments from Sonic Temple 2026. 1. My Chemical Romance Concludes Day 1…

Dethklok Concert: Heavy Smoke Causes Alarm Overview of the Incident During a recent concert by the fictional death metal band Dethklok, a substantial amount of smoke triggered multiple fire alarms, creating a chaotic scene. Known for their larger-than-life performances, the band found themselves in an unexpected situation that momentarily disrupted their show. The Concert Atmosphere Dethklok, featuring members Nathan Explosion, Skwisgaar Skwigelf, William Murderface, Pickles, and Toki Wartooth, is celebrated for delivering high-energy performances that resonate deeply with their fans. The atmosphere at the concert was electrifying, filled with fans eagerly awaiting the band’s signature sound, characterized by heavy riffs…

Sublime Releases New Single “Can’t Miss You” Ahead of UK Shows Introduction to the New Release Ahead of their inaugural performances in the UK at Slam Dunk this weekend, Sublime has unveiled their latest single, “Can’t Miss You.” This track is part of their upcoming album, “Until The Sun Explodes,” scheduled for release on June 12 via Atlantic Records. Insights from the Band Vocalist Jakob Nowell expressed the band’s intention behind the release, stating, “We just wanted to drop this one for the hardcore fans. No lead-in or marketing push behind it. ‘Can’t Miss You’ is probably my favorite track…

The Black Crowes Ignite Southern Hospitality Tour in Austin The Black Crowes kicked off their much-anticipated Southern Hospitality tour on Sunday, captivating the audience in Austin, Texas, with a performance that masterfully blended high-energy rock and intricate musical exploration. Set List Highlights and Guest Appearances Following an exhilarating opening set by Texas country-rock giants Whiskey Myers, the Black Crowes launched into their performance with “Profane Prophecy,” the punchy lead single from their latest album, A Pound of Feathers. The band wasted no time in energizing the crowd at the Moody Center, immediately following up with the swaggering classic “Sting Me”…

Di’Anno – Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer: A Documentary Tribute Overview of the Documentary The highly anticipated documentary Di’Anno – Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer, which chronicles the life and career of former Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di’Anno, is set to premiere in North America this June. This official film captures an intimate portrayal of Di’Anno, known for his powerful vocals on Iron Maiden’s early albums, detailing his struggles and triumphs in the world of heavy metal. Release and Screening Details Directed by Wes Orshoski, who has previously created notable films about bands like Motörhead and The Damned, the documentary has already…

POP EVIL’s New Musical Chapter: Insights from Leigh Kakaty Festival Highlights: Sonic Temple in Columbus This weekend, the Sonic Temple festival in Columbus, Ohio, served as a backdrop for exciting revelations from POP EVIL frontman, Leigh Kakaty. During an interview with Ronni Hunter of 99.7 The Blitz, Kakaty discussed the band’s future plans, particularly regarding their upcoming album, the follow-up to 2025’s “What Remains.” New Beginnings: Writing for the Next Album Kakaty revealed that the band has been holding off on new music until now, stating, “We’ve been kind of putting everything on the back burner.” He noted the evolution…

Excitement Surrounds Anthrax’s New Album and Single Release Frank Bello, the bassist of legendary thrash metal band Anthrax, recently joined Loudwire Nights to discuss the band’s new single, “It’s For the Kids,” and the upcoming studio album, Cursum Perficio. With the album set for release on September 18, 2023, Bello expressed his enthusiasm not just as a musician, but as a devoted fan of the genre. Celebrating the New Music “This is the album we need, I can’t be more happy,” Bello told host Chuck Armstrong. The excitement in his voice was palpable as he reflected on the new music.…

Hellripper’s New Release: Exclusive Zeke Covers in Decibel Flexi Series James McBain and the Evolution of Hellripper Scottish speed and black metal artist James McBain has once again captivated fans with his latest album, Coronach, released in March 2026. Blending the raw energy of Bathory with the punk-infused sound of Midnight, Hellripper’s music continues to resonate with metal enthusiasts. The album has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of Decibel Magazine’s favorite releases of the year. Exclusive Zeke Covers: A Special Release In an exciting development for fans, the Decibel Flexi Series is set to deliver more Hellripper goodness.…

Jason Newsted’s Stance on Bass Remixing for Metallica’s …And Justice for All As Metallica approaches the potential reissue of their landmark album, …And Justice for All, to commemorate its 40th anniversary, former bassist Jason Newsted has made it clear that he does not support remixing the album’s bass tracks. Known for its iconic status and classic tracks like “One” and “Harvester of Sorrow,” the album’s sound has sparked extensive discussion, particularly regarding the almost inaudible bass contributions from Newsted himself. The Legacy of …And Justice for All Released in 1988, …And Justice for All is often regarded as a defining…