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"Kill The Pain" proves promising for what we might be able to expect in the future from The Emerald Escape. It satisfies every criteria for an excellent hard rock track while offering solidarity and the hope of God's ultimate healing to all who are in pain.
In order to cover the costs of repairs, Silent Planet released some new merch– complete with tongue-in-cheek parody of their "Trilogy" song lyrics. Proceeds will allow Silent Planet to make the rest of their tour dates. You can find the shirts at http://www.silentplanetmerch.com.
Jenna Parr is now considered a rising star in the faith-based rock community. Her latest 8-song project was released everywhere on January 27. Made For This (Spotify, Apple Music) was produced by Broadhead Music Group's Randall Broadhead and features hit single "Break Me," which is an alternative track featuring raw lyrics and passionate vocals.
The Grizzly Awards has put out a call for fan videos, to be included in the awards special that will stream in April.
I glimpsed in them this incredible new reality I'd never even fathomed before, a world where a woman's empathy and strength were inextricably connected, a world where your soul wasn't required to shrink itself into silence.
New artist Emerald Escape is preparing to release their first song, "Kill The Pain." The track is due out March 13, and it features former Skillet drummer Lori Peters.
Adie Camp, wife to Jeremy Camp and former singer of The Benjamin Gate, has released a new song titled "I Can't Save Myself." It's the first solo song from Adie in years, released as a bonus track on the soundtrack for I Still Believe.
After a week of teasing fans with cryptic profile photo and spreading the word on social media about an announcement, hard rock band The Letter Black finally announced that they are officially returning from their hiatus.
1990s powerhouse grunge rock and rap group dc Talk released their 1999 live production Supernatural Experience (Live) digitally on March 6.
Patterns in the Static is unapologetic of its message and intent. It tackles life's struggles head-on– and in the end, shouldn't that be how life is handled?
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