Oh boy, are you guys ready for some mind-blowing advice from Entheos’ vocalist Chaney Crabb? 🤯 Because I’m about to spill the tea, and it’s gonna change your life forever… or not. 😴
So, Chaney was interviewed by Kevin Powell, and when asked what piece of advice she would give to up-and-coming metal bands, she said: “The only advice that I can really give is just don’t quit. Stay true to your vision.” Wow, what a revolutionary concept 🚀. I mean, who wouldn’t want to quit their band and get a “real job” after years of playing to 10 people in a dingy bar? 🤣
But seriously, Chaney’s advice is rooted in her own experience. She continued: “When you start a band especially, it’s hard to start making money doing this… And none of us get into it for that. But there does come a point where it’s, like, in order for this to be a viable thing that I can do for the rest of my life, there does have to be some kind of money involved.” Yeah, because paying rent with exposure doesn’t really work 🤑.
The Struggle is Real
Chaney also talked about the importance of believing in yourself, even when nobody else does. She said: “If you have a dream, it’s very rare that people see it as a viable option for you in life, and the most important thing is just fucking believing in yourself and moving past all of that because no one’s ever gonna believe in you as much as you believe in yourself.” Okay, okay, we get it, Chaney. You’re like the Tony Robbins of metal or something 🙄.
But honestly, it’s hard not to admire her dedication to her craft. I mean, have you seen the music video for their new single “Golden Crown”? It’s like a masterclass in “we’re trying really hard to be cool” 🤘. And hey, it’s working, because their upcoming album “Empty On The Inside” is shaping up to be their most ambitious and fully realized album yet.
Empty On The Inside: The Album
“Empty On The Inside” is set to drop on October 23, 2026, via Metal Blade Records, and it features a star-studded lineup, including Chaney Crabb, Navene Koperweis, Michael Stancel, and Scott Carstairs. The album was produced by Mark Lewis and mastered by Justin Sturtz, so you know it’s gonna sound like a million bucks 💸. And with song titles like “Golden Crown”, I’m sure it’ll be a real headbanger 🤯.
But what really sets Entheos apart is their live show. They recently supported Jinjer on the North American “Duél” tour, and let me tell you, they crushed it 🤘. All Music Magazine praised Chaney’s “seamless blend of ferocious gutturals, piercing screams, and melodic textures”, while Metal Insider simply declared: “Entheos crushed it. A blast to see live.” Yeah, no kidding 🙄.
So, there you have it, folks. Entheos is the real deal, and if you don’t believe me, just ask Chaney Crabb. She’ll tell you all about the importance of staying true to your vision and believing in yourself, even when nobody else does 🙏. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go practice my “seamless blend of ferocious gutturals, piercing screams, and melodic textures” in the mirror 🤣.
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