Skip to content

Metal Anarchy

    • About
  • David Ellefson Announces “Bass Warrior” European Shows

    David Ellefson (ex-Megadeth, etc.) has announced some European “Bass Warrior” shows with Screaming Mad Dee Calhoun. The concerts will find the bassist and his solo band performing select tracks from Megadeth, his solo career, and other hard rock and metal favorites. Here’s the dates:

    11/30 Bilzen, Belgium – South Of Heaven
    12/01 Düsseldorf, Germany – The Pitcher
    12/03 Velden, Austria – Bluesiana
    12/04 Pordenone, Italy – Capital (feat. Wardogs)
    12/05 Cremona, Italy – Music Factory

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    David Ellefson, News
    David Ellefson, Megadeth, Metal, Screaming Mad Dee Calhoun, Tour, Wardogs
  • Previously Unreleased Song From The Late Eric Wagner (The Skull) To Be Released In December

    A previously unreleased song from the late Eric Wagner (The Skull, ex-Trouble) is set to be released on December 12 via Ripple Music. The single is titled “Eulogy” and it will be accompanied by a new cover of Trouble’s “The Misery Shows (Act II)” from Wagner’s solo band.

    Ripple Music founder Todd Severin commented:

    “Last year, I was approached by the members of Eric Wagner’s solo band, entrusting me to release the last song Eric recorded, at the time of his solo album, but left off that record. The band really wanted the song to be heard, and recorded a cover of the Trouble song ‘The Misery Shows (Act II)’ to be the B side in honor of his memory. I spoke to some of Eric’s closest friends, and all were on board.”

    Guitarist and producer Victor Arduini added:

    “I was asked to contribute the solo section for a mostly acoustic demo that was considered for Eric’s last album, but was the odd song out and never completed. I also had a recording of ‘The Misery Shows (Act II)’ that was never fully finished, so I got Dave Snyder to record the drums, Chuck Robinson to record bass and acoustics, and my dear friend Kelly L’Heureux to add harmony vocals. The vocals of my partner in doom Brian ‘Butch’ Balich, who brought it all together. Both these songs are very spiritual in nature and have deep meaning to me. Eric spent his life not afraid to speak his faith in God, and I always connected with his insight and spiritual awareness. I’m blessed to be able to play a small part in this release alongside all the other musicians.”

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    Eric Wagner, News
    cover song, Eric Wagner, Eulogy, Metal, new single, New Song, The Misery Shows (Act II), The Skull, Trouble
  • New Trivium Drummer Alex Rüdinger Shares Playthrough Of “Bury Me With My Screams”

    Trivium’s new drummer Alex Rüdinger (ex-Whitechapel) has shared a playthrough video for the band’s latest single “Bury Me With My Screams.” You can check that out below:

    Rüdinger also commented on his new role:

    “Quick shot of the setup I’ll be using on this run with @triviumband !

    Last couple of weeks have been pretty crazy (in a good way!). As they mentioned in their initial post, there’s some history between us. Nearly 10 years ago, I was asked about playing with Trivium, & it was honestly one of the most conflicting situations of my career. My band at the time, Good Tiger, had just launched, & we had just completed this crowdfunding campaign that raised us a ton of money to start this new band.

    I honestly didn’t know what to do. Part of me was worried about how it would look — start this new band, then bail to join an already established band. That was definitely one thought that I had. But more than anything, at the time – I didn’t want to let my friends down. The whole reason I did GT was because we were friends, first & foremost.

    I was totally upfront with GT – they even encouraged me to go & meet Trivium. They didn’t want me to leave, but they didn’t want me to stay and regret it. So I did — I flew down to Florida, & spent some time with Matt, Corey, & Paolo.

    In the end, I made the decision that I thought was right, & not what was truly best for myself. If I had been honest with myself, the truth was that I wanted to do this back then. But that’s not the decision that I made, & it’s something I did in fact come to regret (quite a lot).

    But life goes on, & while I often looked back on it & wondered what might have been, you can’t change the past. So I did my best to move on, & life took me where it took me.

    Then two weeks ago, that all changed. I saw that they parted ways with their drummer, I immediately reached out, & here I am.

    To say I’m thrilled to be doing this is truly an understatement. I feel as though I have an incredibly rare opportunity – a second chance at something that I always wanted. It’s honestly quite surreal.

    I’m just incredibly thankful, excited, & can’t wait to play these 13-14 songs that I’ve learned thus far (& in time, even more!).

    Thank you Matt, Corey, & Paolo for trusting me to do your music justice, & welcoming me (again) with such enthusiasm.

    That’s all for now, ya’ll – hope to see you at a show!”

    View this post on Instagram

    A post shared by Alex Rüdinger (Rudi) (@alexrudinger)

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    News, Trivium
    Alex Rüdinger, Bury Me With My Screams, drum playthrough, Metal, new drummer, new video, playthrough video, Trivium
  • Shinedown Premiere “Killing Fields” Video

    Shinedown have premiered a new video for their latest single “Killing Fields.” You can check that out below. The video was filmed during the band’s 2025 “Dance, Kid, Dance” tour.

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    News, Shinedown
    Killing Fields, new video, Rock, Shinedown
  • Commoner Premiere “Breach” Music Video

    Commoner have premiered a new video for their new song “Breach.” The band commented:

    “This track feels like everything clicked for the band. I had written this chorus in 2024, and had been anxiously awaiting a chance to use it in session. ‘Breach‘ is about coming to the realization that your habits will be outgrown, and as you grow, you will come to live with all that has resulted from your actions.”

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    Commoner, News
    Breach, Commoner, Metal, New Song, new video
  • Bilmuri Joined In The Studio By Members Of A Day To Remember, Bad Omens, And Wage War

    Bilmuri, aka Johnny Franck (ex-Attack! Attack!), has been in the studio working on his next album. Interestingly, one of those sessions found him joined by Jeremy McKinnon (A Day To Remember), Noah Sebastian (Bad Omens), and Cody Quistad (Wage War). Franck shared the below photo:

    View this post on Instagram

    A post shared by Bilmuri (@bilmuriband)

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    Bilmuri, News
    A Day To Remember, Attack Attack!, Bad Omens, Bilmuri, Cody Quistad, in the studio, Jeremy Mckinnon, Johnny Franck, Metal, Noah Sebastian, Wage War
  • Volumes Tease New Song “S.O.A.P.”

    Volumes have shared a teaser for their new song “S.O.A.P.” That track will be released on October 31.

    We’re not done yet. Our newest song S.O.A.P is out this Friday October 31st. Pre-save at link in bio. pic.twitter.com/cG7BYsuZ1m

    — Volumes (@Volumesband) October 28, 2025

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    News, Volumes
    Metal, preview, S.O.A.P., teaser, Volumes
  • Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil Announces New Memoir “A Screaming Life”

    Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil has announced a new memoir titled “A Screaming Life: Into The Superunknown With Soundgarden And Beyond.” The book will be released on May 19 and it can be pre-ordered HERE.

    Here’s a synopsis:

    “From Soundgarden’s humble beginnings manifesting grunge in Seattle’s beer-soaked punk clubs to their revered status today as rock icons, the band’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. In A Screaming Life, founding member and guitar god Kim Thayil goes backstage to introduce the band that fearlessly pushed the boundaries of rock, invented a new genre, and amassed fervent fans from every corner of the world.

    Thayil shares the story of how he and his Soundgarden bandmates—Hiro Yamamoto, Ben Shepherd, Matt Cameron, and Chris Cornell—faced the triumphs and challenges on the road to their meteoric rise. His storytelling channels the essence of Soundgarden’s era-defining sound—one that’s supercharged with raw creativity and unapologetic lyrics—and explores the ways that Soundgarden was shaped by the diverse backgrounds of its creators: Thayil‘s Indian heritage and founding bassist Hiro Yamamoto‘s Japanese background added unique dimensions to the band’s identity, influencing not only their music but also their experiences in the industry.

    For Soundgarden fans and ‘90s alternative rock enthusiasts, A Screaming Life not only gives behind-the-scenes access to one of the most revered bands, but it also demonstrates the power music and its creators have to transform culture.”

    Thayil commented:

    “Hey, all you friends of Soundgarden! Kim Thayil, here to tell you that I’ve been working on a book during the past few years! It’s called A Screaming Life, and it tells my story as an American son of immigrants growing up in Chicago. Then, along with another immigrant’s American son, Hiro Yamamoto, we travel to Seattle as idealistic youths, involve ourselves with underground and independent subcultures, and connect with Chris Cornell to form Soundgarden. It follows my experiences, journeys and growth with the band and the building of the Seattle music scene; ultimately, to partner with Matt Cameron and later Ben Shepherd as we worked and played towards our worldwide successes. I explore the heights, depths and insights gained from my experiences within the unique and special brotherhood we built.”

    View this post on Instagram

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    News, Soundgarden
    A Screaming Life: Into the Superunknown With Soundgarden And Beyond, autobiography, Kim Thayil, new book, New Memoir, Rock, Soundgarden
  • Tool, Shinedown, Marilyn Manson, Etc. Added To 2026 Sonic Temple Festival

    More bands have been added to next year’s Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival. The event will take place at Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on May 14-17 and the updated lineup can be found below.

    May 14:

    Stage 1:

    My Chemical Romance (celebrating “The Black Parade“)
    Pierce The Veil
    All Time Low
    Coheed And Cambria
    L.S. Dunes
    Hawthorne Heights
    Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

    Stage 2:

    Breaking Benjamin
    Rise Against
    The Used
    Flyleaf with Lacey Sturm
    Fozzy
    Egypt Central

    Stage 3:

    Slaughter To Prevail
    Whitechapel
    Thy Art Is Murder
    Attila
    Bodysnatcher
    Carnifex
    Disembodied Tyrant

    Stage 4:

    Dayseeker
    Magnolia Park
    Catch Your Breath
    Holding Absence
    Wind Walkers
    NERV
    The Pretty Wild
    Windwaker

    Stage 5:

    Behemoth
    Cradle Of Filth
    Dying Fetus
    Cattle Decapitation
    Napalm Death
    Fleshgod Apocalypse
    Suffocation
    Nekrogoblikon

    May 15th:

    Stage 1:

    Shinedown
    Staind
    Halestorm
    Stone Temple Pilots
    Daughtry
    Hinder
    Buckcherry

    Stage 2:

    The Offspring
    Sublime
    Yellowcard
    New Found Glory
    Everclear
    Lit

    Stage 3:

    Simple Plan
    Story Of The Year
    Atreyu
    Blessthefall
    Crown The Empire
    The Word Alive
    Woe, Is Me

    Stage 4:

    Lorna Shore
    Kublai Khan TX
    Paleface Swiss
    Chelsea Grin
    Brand Of Sacrifice
    Signs Of The Swam
    Jiluka
    Not Enough Space
    Left On Red

    Stage 5:

    Zakk Sabbath
    Sevendust
    Static-X
    Dope
    Powerman 5000
    Mushroomhead
    SOiL
    Flaw

    May 16:

    Stage 1:

    Bring Me The Horizon
    Good Charlotte
    Motionless In White
    Black Veil Brides
    The Plot In You
    Palaye Royale
    Amira Elfeky

    Stage 2:

    Marilyn Manson
    Bush
    Alter Bridge
    Tom Morello
    Coal Chamber
    All That Remains

    Stage 3:

    The Story So Far
    Mayday Parade
    Motion City Soundtrack
    The Wonder Years
    State Champs
    Citizen
    Knuckle Puck

    Stage 4:

    Architects
    The Amity Affliction
    August Burns Red
    The Ghost Inside
    Make Them Suffer
    Alpha Wolf
    Allt
    Novelists

    Stage 5:

    Body Count
    Sepultura
    Kreator
    Carcass
    Biohazard
    Snot
    CKY
    Butcher Babies

    May 17:

    Stage 1:

    Tool
    Godsmack
    Lamb Of God
    Black Label Society
    Avatar
    P.O.D.
    Saliva

    Stage 2:

    Megadeth
    Public Enemy
    Amon Amarth
    Anthrax
    In Flames
    Demon Hunter

    Stage 3:

    Electric Callboy
    We Came As Romans
    Polaris
    Bloodywood
    Thrown
    Thornhill
    Conquer Divide

    Stage 4:

    Dance Gavin Dance
    Chiodos
    Thrice
    Senses Fail
    Anberlin
    From First To Last
    Attack Attack!
    Drop Dead, Gorgeous

    Stage 5:

    Dethklok
    DragonForce
    Apocalyptica
    DevilDriver
    Alestorm
    Wind Rose
    SpirtWorld
    Castle Rat

    View this post on Instagram

    A post shared by Sonic Temple Festival (@sonictemplefestival)

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    News, Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival
    Alestorm, All That Remains, All Time Low, Allt, Alpha Wolf, Alter Bridge, Amira Elfeky, Amira Elfeky Marilyn Manson, Amon Amarth, Anberlin, Anthrax, Apocalyptica, Architects, Atreyu, Attack Attack!, Attila, August Burns Red, Avatar, Behemoth, Biohazard, Black Label Society, Black Veil Brides, Blessthefall, Bloodywood, Body Count, Bodysnatcher, Brand Of Sacrifice, Breaking Benjamin, Bring Me The Horizon, Buckcherry, Bush, Butcher Babies, Carcass, Carnifex, Castle Rat, Catch Your Breath, Cattle Decapitation, Chelsea Grin, Chiodos, Citizen, CKY, Coal Chamber, Coheed And Cambria, Conquer Divide, Cradle of Filth, Crown The Empire, Dance Gavin Dance, Daughtry, Dayseeker, Demon Hunter, Dethklok, DevilDriver, Disembodied Tyrant, Dope, DragonForce, Drop Dead, Dying Fetus, Egypt Central, Electric Callboy, Everclear, festival, Flaw, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Flyleaf, Fozzy, From First To Last, Godsmack, Good Charlotte, Gorgeous, Halestorm, Hawthorne Heights, Hinder, Holding Absence, In Flames, Jiluka, Knuckle Puck, Kreator, Kublai Khan TX, L.S. Dunes, Lacey Sturm, Lamb Of God, Left On Red, Lit, Lorna Shore, Magnolia Park, Make Them Suffer, Mayday Parade, Megadeth, Metal, Motion City Soundtrack, Motionless In White, Mushroomhead, My Chemical Romance, Napalm Death, Nekrogoblikon, Nerv, New Found Glory, Not Enough Space, Novelists, P.O.D., Palaye Royale, Paleface Swiss, Pierce The Veil, Polaris, Powerman 5000, Public Enemy, Rise Against, Rock, Saliva, Senses Fail, Sepultura, Sevendust, Shinedown, Signs Of The Swam, Simple Plan, Slaughter To Prevail, Snot, SOiL, Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival, SpirtWorld, Staind, State Champs, Static-X, Stone Temple Pilots, Story Of The Year, Sublime, Suffocation, The Amity Affliction, The Ghost Inside, The Offspring, The Plot In You, The Pretty Wild, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, The Story So Far, The Used, The Wonder Years, The Word Alive, Thornhill, Thrice, Thrown, Thy Art Is Murder, Tom Morello, Tool, We Came as Romans, Whitechapel, Wind Rose, Wind Walkers, Windwaker, Woe Is Me, Yellowcard, Zakk Sabbath
  • Butcher Babies Recruit Saliva, Cage Fight, Escape The Fate, Etc. Members For “Insincerity” Remix EP

    Butcher Babies have just released a new remix EP titled “Insincerity.“ The effort features six versions of the band’s latest single, “Sincerity,” with contributions from Saliva‘s Bobby Amaru, Cage Fight’s Rachel Aspe, Escape The Fate’s Erik Jensen, Harper, Alyxx, and more.

    “Insincerity” Track Listing:

    01. “Sincerity (You Were Never There For Me)” (feat. Saliva, Harper, and Lyric Noel)
    02. “Sincerity (The War You Started)” (feat. Kinda Happy, Original Self, and Sleeping In Silence)
    03. “Sincerity (Now I See It All So Clear)” (feat. Gina Fritz, Chad Kowal, and neversleep.)
    04. “Sincerity (You Fooled Me Twice)” (feat. Ben Jewell, Erikshredz, and Cage Fight)
    05. “Sincerity (I Know I Wasn’t Perfect)” (feat. Shawn O’Donnell and Alyxx)
    06. “Sincerity”

    Butcher Babies commented:

    “This remix EP is one of the coolest and most rewarding things we have ever done. We are not the first band to create an open verse challenge, but (by our knowledge) we are the first to turn the challenge into an official release. YOU voted for these artists to be featured, and we agreed!”

    October 28, 2025

    caemanamelio

    Butcher Babies, News
    Alyxx, Ben Jewell, Bobby Amaru, Butcher Babies, Cage Fight, Chad Kowal, Erikshredz, Escape The Fate, Gina Fritz, Harper, Insincerity, Kinda Happy, Lyric Noel, Metal, neversleep., New EP, Original Self, Rachel Aspe, remix EP, Saliva, Sincerity, Sleeping In Silence
«Previous Page Next Page»

Metal Anarchy

Tumblr / Instagram / Email

Blog at WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.

    • Subscribe Subscribed
      • Metal Anarchy
      • Join 959 other subscribers
      • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
      • Metal Anarchy
      • Subscribe Subscribed
      • Sign up
      • Log in
      • Report this content
      • View site in Reader
      • Manage subscriptions
      • Collapse this bar