Anarchy Stone
Anarchy Stone formed in the early 2000s and released their debut album 'Dystopia' in 2004. Their sound was raw and experimental from the start, which made it...
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Anarchy Stone formed in the early 2000s and released their debut album 'Dystopia' in 2004. Their sound was raw and experimental from the start, which made it difficult for them to find mainstream acceptance. Record labels passed on their music, and they mostly played to a small local following.
Their 2007 album 'Future' included the title track that became something of an anthem for the band. That record helped them reach a slightly wider audience, though they remained more of a cult act than a commercial force. They followed it with 'Ashes' in 2010 and 'Phoenix' in 2015.
Alex Raven handled vocals for the group, with Jake Storm on guitar. Their final album 'Oblivion' came out in 2019.
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