On January 7th 1971, Black Sabbath released Paranoid in the United States, an album that didn’t just follow their debut, but set the blueprint for heavy metal. Originally released in the UK in 1970, Paranoid crossed the Atlantic and quickly established Sabbath as one of the heaviest, most uncompromising bands in rock history.

Justus Hajas found his escape through guitar at a young age, turning chaos into creativity. Blending metal, experimental tones, and unexpected influences like hyperpop, his sound is constantly evolving. From shaping his tone with Soldano amp sims to pushing boundaries with synth pedals, Justus is always chasing the next idea. This artist spotlight dives into his journey, mindset, and what’s fueling his music today.

What began as a single idea has quickly grown into something much larger. Doll Fest isn’t just a music festival, it’s a community, a statement, and a space intentionally built for those who have too often been pushed to the margins of the music world.

Why are decades-old riffs suddenly blowing up on TikTok? In this post, we dive into the surprising rise of classic rock songs across modern social media, and what’s driving a whole new generation to rediscover the legends.