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The song is a rock/rap blend that talks about losing and finding hope. “Better Days is about my struggle with depression,” admits the band's frontman David Bean. “For a little over a year, I battled severe depression and panic attacks. I felt like I was losing my mind.”
Saved by Skarlet has been around for a while now, sending faith-forward music into the world from Rhode Island. "Black Knight" is a level-up in musical sophistication and thematic maturity for the band.
Each song on The Consequence of Being Alive brings something new to the table. Lyrically, Gable Price and Friends cleverly handle walking through the stress life brings, detailing the love felt in life while honestly grappling with the loss that is inevitable. By making their music so accessible, this group has ensured their message is heard loud and clear: "Yeah, you live and love and lose, and that's the consequence of being alive."
This Christmas compilation brings fresh spins on Christmas classics from Rockfest Records' elite roster.
Skillet announced today, alongside the release of new track "Psycho in my Head," that they will be releasing a deluxe edition of Dominion on February 17.
Nautical rock band Rusty Shipp is making waves with the October 28 release of their full-length concept album, The Dark Side of the Ocean.
Impending Doom's latest EP, Hellbent, finds the band shattering eardrums and melting faces with an unflinchingly visceral and aggressive sound.
What Amongst the Giants have done with Desolate Minds is create a vehicle that gives voice to the utter hopelessness many feel trapped in, and they've done so in an extremely creative and expressive way.
The Devil Wears Prada proves on their 8th album Color Decay that they are fearless, capable of innovating their brand of metalcore without losing themselves in the process.
From the way they released Remade in Misery one carefully crafted track at a time, to the final composition, Memphis May Fire affirmed the value in the genre and took hold (once again) of their place within it.
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