Eli Enis is an editor for Revolver Magazine, specializing in heavy music and rock culture. His work has also been featured in Stereogum. With a passion for showcasing the latest news, releases, and insights in the world of heavy music, Eli brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to his writing.
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Eli Enis' coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly heavy metal and rock music. His articles include event coverage, private sector announcements, press releases, and exclusive content within the themes of Entertainment News and Gaming.
For those looking to reach out effectively to Eli Enis, consider providing him with exclusive access to new music releases or upcoming events in the heavy metal and rock music scenes. Additionally, offering interviews with musicians or behind-the-scenes insights into album productions may be well received given his interest in this area.
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IN 2002, RIVERS Cuomo audaciously called Bob Dylan a “bad influence” on popular music.
By: Eli Enis
This story was originally published in Revolver's new Spring Issue, which you can order at our shop.
DIIV's nocturnal fourth album, 'Frog in Boiling Water,' brings their most subtle and cerebral music.
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By: Eli Enis
In blending genres, these three up-and-comers show off the interdisciplinary prowess of Pittsburgh's burgeoning rock scene.
To borrow a tired refrain from the early COVID era, we're now living through ~unprecedented times~. A former US president was convicted of 34 felonies.
Watch Me Drive Them Dogs Wild, due out Sept. 27 via Darling Recordings, is a full-bodied triumph that positions Merce Lemon for a legitimate breakthrough beyond the 412.
Creed's frontman illuminates the highs and lows that made him the person he is today
History doesn't repeat, but its guitars sure do chime.
By: Eli Enis
Blending extremes for maximum impact, KITHBAH is setting a high bar for Pittsburgh punks and screamo kids looking to get audiences moshing.
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