Rock/Metal: The Almost, As I Lay Dying, August Burns Red, Confide, Demon Hunter, The Devil Wears Prada, Disciple, Emery, For Today, Gwen Stacy, Haste the Day (R.I.P.), Impending Doom, Ivoryline, MyChildren MyBride, Oh Sleeper, Red, Spoken, Thousand Foot Krutch, Underoath, Phinehas, Sent By Ravens, We Came As Romans, and The Color Morale.
Lyrics of the day: "He doesn't pick where He stands, I pick where I place Him." The Color Morale - Demon Teeth
Posted 10.21.11 at 4:35PM |
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Lyrics of the day: "I've thrown my bottles of guilt into the sea." August Burns Red - Internal Cannon Posted 09.04.11 at 3:33PM |
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Lyrics of the day: "It was only a game that you wanted to play. I won't be the same." Destroy The Runner - The Aleph Posted 08.29.11 at 10:38PM |
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Mean What You Say by Sent By Ravens In 2010 Sent By Ravens released their debut album, Our Graceful Words, on Tooth & Nail Records with critical acclaim. Now two years later we get their next highly anticipated album titled Mean What You Say. The formula that is on Mean What You Say ...
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Children of Fire by Oh, Sleeper Oh Sleeper's third album, Children of Fire, tells a chilling story about a world that believes God and Satan are dead. The main characters are a Christian father and an atheist daughter who are both questioning their beliefs. The music is just as heavy, ...
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Lost Boy by MyChildren MyBride MyChildren MyBride takes metalcore to a new level with their sophomore album Lost Boy. This is a much better band and sound than Unbreakable in 2008. The band has clearly learned a lot since their debut, and it shows.
In 2009, The Great Commission released their debut album, And Every Knee Shall Bow through Strike First Records. Now they've signed to Ain't No Grave Records, ...
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We All Have Demons by The Color Morale Post-hardcore band The Color Morale's debut album We All Have Demons surprises at the first listen. It's clear the band knows what they're doing when it comes to post-hardcore. ...
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