After a six-year hiatus, Art of Anarchy has burst back onto the scene with their latest single, “Vilified,” taken from their upcoming third studio album, “Let There Be Anarchy,” slated for release on February 16, 2024, via Pavement Music. This single release heralds a rejuvenated lineup, setting the stage for what promises to be an electrifying album.
Art of Anarchy, with founding members Jon Votta (guitar), Vince Votta (drums), and the exceptional guitarist Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal, has now enlisted the powerhouse vocals of Jeff Scott Soto and the bass mastery of Tony Dickinson. With such a vibrant group, expectations for their newest musical release are soaring.
“Vilified,” the first taste of “Let There Be Anarchy,” catapults listeners into an auditory tempest right from the very start featuring Geoff Tate as the narrator. The guitar work, led by Jon Votta and Bumblefoot, is nothing short of scorching. The song serves as a demonstration of the band’s exceptional musical skills, foreshadowing what lies ahead.
Jeff Scott Soto’s vocals are a standout feature of the track. His charismatic and powerful voice adds a new dimension to Art of Anarchy’s sound, providing a perfect complement to the guitars and rhythm section. Soto’s vocal range and emotive delivery elevate “Vilified” to new heights, showcasing the band’s renewed energy and purpose.
Lyrically, “Vilified” explores themes of adversity and resilience, and it’s delivered with a passionate intensity that is sure to resonate with listeners. The chorus is infectious and anthemic, making it clear that Art of Anarchy is back with a vengeance.
“Let There Be Anarchy” boasts a promising tracklist, including titles like “Die Hard,” “Echo Your Madness,” “Rivals,” and more, which hint at a diverse and engaging listening experience.
In conclusion, “Vilified” is a triumphant return for Art of Anarchy. It’s a hard-hitting and emotionally charged single that showcases the band’s reinvigorated lineup and their commitment to delivering high-octane rock music. Fans of the band’s previous work and newcomers alike have much to look forward to when “Let There Be Anarchy” drops on February 16, 2024. The anarchic spirit of rock lives on, and it’s never sounded better.
I’m Drew, the founder and editor of Front of the Stage. I have a strong love for music and photography, which started at a very young age. There’s just something I love about experiencing live music and capturing memories that will last a lifetime, and that’s how Front of the Stage came to be.
