#raneri

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Goretober Day 9: Bugs

Day 8 - Day 10

[tomsmusictaste]

Bayside // Heaven + The Good Place (2016 — 2020)

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anthonyraneri: Lunch Boyz ❤️

[May 3, 2023]

[oofuri2003]

If I could have a 2nd pinned post it would be this

[psyce]

bayside in two weeks insane

[slrmagazine]

Bayside Vocalist Anthony Raneri Releases Second Single “High Road” Off Upcoming Alt-Country EP 'Everyday Royalty' Due Nov 15

Bayside Vocalist Anthony Raneri Releases Second Single “High Road” Off Upcoming Alt-Country EP 'Everyday Royalty' Due Nov 15. #anthonyraneri @AnthonyRaneri

Earlier this year, Anthony Raneri, renowned singer/songwriter of alternative outfit Bayside announced the release of his forthcoming solo EP, Everyday Royalty, due November 15 via Equal Vision Records. A stark departure from the sound he’s been known to deliver for 25 years, lifelong Bayside fans, and new fans alike, are about to find out what happens when total freedom meets intention and…

[equalvision]

Anthony Raneri - "Bones" (Feat. Sam Tinnesz) (2024)

[princessbunniedoll]

bein alone isn’t half as bad as bein’ obsessed

[thrice-owns-my-ass]

Please listen to this absolute banger. And when you're done, listen to it again.

And listen to the other 10 bangers on this album while you're at it.

You're welcome ☺️

[3garcons]

Caffe Lena Caffe Go Round show with Host Erin Harkes Sydney Worthley Natalie Santini from Little Saints Rosanne Raneri Saratoga Springs NY

[goldleaf-blog]

If most of you remember I had a cast of 10 horse humanoid characters. Lately I had no idea what to do with them. So that is why I think it is time I integrated them into the Star Prophecy Universe. So who will be moving, who won’t be moving and who will be discontinued.

For those who don’t know Star Prophecy is a fighting game that take place in a fantasy sci-fi universe.

Who won’t be moving; Nectar Goldleaf, Skotadi / Suca-chin and Angelique

Naturally as my persona Nectar Goldleaf will be staying for the long term.Skotadi and Angelique will stay in their own canon acting as Goldleaf’s demon and angel shoulder.

Who will be discontinued; Thunder Solar and Lucy Dreams 

Unfortunately these two have lost my interest. With an undeveloped personality and undeveloped character story line these two characters will be abandoned.  

Who will be included; Mednarm Hinouse, Eli’shi, Raneri, Skobra Vitiate Vodka and Shadow Jasper.

Mednarm Hinouse will be an Aspermoprh Unicorn. A sorcerer and advisor to the seventh High King of the seventeenth kingdoms. He will be an playable fighter in the fourth game.

Eli’shi will be a blue humanoid Asphermorh. He Is a moon sorcerer that is for hire. He was hired by Pasiren (The Big Bad Guy of the Northern Realm) to commit mass murder on the Ovalkins. However when he learnt that Parsiren had killed his beloved he betrayed Parsiren and sided with the good guy. Temporarily. Although he doesn’t become a reformed villain. He becomes sort of a neutral character. He will play as the sub boss of the Third Game and will be a playable fighter.) 

Raneri will be a shapeshifting insectoid alien from the stars. Instead of being a changeling due to copyrights reasons, her species is called “shifters”. All shifters are female. She is Eli’shi beloved. She tried to fight Pasiren but she was defeated and killed. Unknown to the audiences she survived by creating a clone version of herself and will make a reappearance in a future game. She will be an unlock able fighter in the third game. 

Skobra will be a blue cobra Aspermoprh. I don’t have much plans for her yet but she will play somewhat of a role in the fifth game as a pirate ally. She will likely be a npc fighter.

Vitiate Vodka is an Asphermorph Pegasus. She will be pirate captain and will act as the sub boss for the Fifth game. She will be a villain. She will be playable fighter in the Fifth game.

Shadow Jasper will be one of the main characters. In the first game he will be a brown unicorn Aspermoprh named Yawben. Unfortunately he will killed in the second game by Naga warriors. But he will make a reappearance in the fourth with his recognizable black and purple appearance. He is resurrected as an O'chin (Or referred to as undead in this universe) He was brought back to life by demons for an evil purpose. Not wanting to be a slave to evil, Yawben escaped and fled to the Western Realm where he reunion with his formal friends. Now renaming himself as Shadow Jasper he helps the heroes to stop the O’chin Invasion.

[tomsmusictaste]

Bayside // Castaway

[hwanhee]

And goddamn this bastard I am. I hate so many stupid things!

[thisaintascenereviews]

Bayside - There Are Worse Things Than Being Alive

When I “retired” from writing about music back in 2018, one of the main reasons I just didn’t feel the same passion for writing about music that I once did is that I just didn’t listen to a lot of stuff I had anything worth a damn to say anything about. I’ve since implemented a rule for myself that constitutes having something unique to say about something, versus just saying it’s good, bad, or generic, because I’ve said that about many albums over the years. I’m not trying to be one of those “there’s no good music these days” people, but I’ve become more selective with what I listen to, partially for how much forgettable stuff there is. I also ran into an issue with a lot of bands and artists for just sounding the same throughout every album they put out. You have to give credit to these bands for being consistent, but I’m mixed on bands whose sound never changes.

On one hand, bands whose sound don’t change get stale fast, but that’s if you don’t like or love that sound. It’s a case by case basis, but even then, I love for bands to evolve and try new things (although I’m less critical when it comes to bands just doing stuff that sounds cool and that’s fun). Bayside is a band that I’ve always thought of when it comes to this idea, because as much as I like their brand of pop-punk that incorporates heavier guitar riffs from time to time, their albums have a tendency to sound the same. I enjoy a lot of their stuff, too, but a lot of their albums are near identical to each other. I was kind of skeptical about their new album, There Are Worse Things Than Being Alive, despite liking their last couple of albums. I suppose there is an upside to a band being consistent — you know what you’re going to get, and the same can be said with this album, at least to a degree.

This album is a Bayside album through and through, in that you hear their brand of pop-punk with elements of hard-rock and heavy metal, but they prove that even after over 20 years of releasing music, they’ve got some new tricks up their sleeves. I gotta say that I really enjoy this album, and it’s one of my favorites that I’ve heard from them, at least right under 2007’s The Walking Wounded. That was the first album I ever heard from them way back in my freshman year of high school, but There Are Worse Things rivals that at some points. This is one hell of a Bayside album, and I have a blast listening to this every time.

Along with their usual sound, this album may be their catchiest and heaviest at the same time. There are hooks for days on this thing, but their guitarist is able to really let loose a few times here. There are a couple of songs with what sound like thrash riffs, as well as some awesome solos. Their guitarwork was always one of their biggest strengths, and it seems like they upped it here. Vocalist Anthony Raneri is also a lot of fun here; his vocals aren’t anything amazing, but he does have a unique voice, and he is able to craft some solid melodies and hooks here. His range isn’t usually quite high, but his voice is the best it’s sounded in years here.

Maybe it was the five-year gap in between albums, despite releasing a few small EPs over the last couple of years, or something else entirely, but this album is surprisingly a breath of fresh air for them, and I absolutely love it. If you’re a huge fan of these guys, you should really enjoy this record, too. It’s got everything that people already love about this band, and then some, but it has a few new tricks, such as some catchy hooks and heavier guitar riffs. It feels like they wanted to lean into certain aspects of their sound that they don’t lean into a lot, and while their hooks are usually competent, they’ve never been this syrupy sweet before.

At the same time, their guitar riffs have never been this razor sharp and menacing before, either. You could throw some of those in a thrash band and they’d fit right in. At only 36 minutes, this is a short album, too, so it never feels as though it goes on too long. I suppose the only real complaint I have is that the lyrics aren’t anything to write home about, but they’re still written well, and there are some nuggets I really enjoy. This may possibly be one of my favorite albums at the end of the year, and I would definitely recommend it. Bayside is one of those bands that I’ve always thought were too consistent, but they really proved me wrong here.

[theadamantium]

Vocalist and guitarist, Anthony Raneri, of emo punk rock band, Bayside, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their latest music, The Blue EP and The Red EP, how their single “Go To Hell” was inspired by the IT movies, and how Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills got involved with their latest single, “How To Ruin Everything.” We also talk about songwriting inspiration and processes, their albums being time stamps of his life, and their relationship with the members of New Found Glory since they handed them a demo tape more than 20 years ago.