Anselmo

Having matured as a songwriter and a musician, Johnny Void of the bands <a href="spotify:artist:1S6XFsqOCXBitdC9KU29Gg" data-name="Johnny Void and the Others">Johnny Void and the Others</a> , <a href="spotify:artist:2PmVnLrai8GR0VrMVQ2OKX" data-name="The Green Goblyn Project">The Green Goblyn Project</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:1MWXrgHzE87T1JOfrTJ0Q7" data-name="X-Ray Youth">X-Ray Youth</a> evolved musically once again in the year 2001, this time going by Anselmo.

Always one to experiment and push the envelope sonically and musically, Anselmo’s catalogue fits into no single genre. Used as an outlet for all of his musical stylings, Anselmo ranges from indie pop to heavy metal music and anything else that catches his fancy, each with a unique flair and authentic, compelling sound.

Extremely prolific, having released six records and a couple of singles, Anselmo’s most recent full-length album was 2024’s “<a href="spotify:album:0cMopMcf6aV2C3viM0W66L" data-name="Could Have Always Shouted">Could Have Always Shouted</a>”

You can also find Johnny Void in such bands as <a href="spotify:artist:3vWbxJkq83hI58uhbLxRP1" data-name="Dethhaus">Dethhaus</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:6nOD52toI2zJpq6ckGl8GF" data-name="Johnny Void">Johnny Void</a> and on <a href="spotify:track:5qR0hnh5HNICXOhFgGC0Zm" data-name="Is It Wrong?">Is It Wrong?</a>

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