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There’s a new metal core band arriving on the scene-- and you are not going to want to miss them. Love Lay Silent is made up of three brothers: singer/screamer Isaac “Ike” Naselli, guitarist Asa “Hyde” Naselli, and drummer Ethan Naselli.
Love Letter Kill Shot is musically and thematically heavy, it's inventive while still being absolutely in keeping with Disciple's identity, and it offers a new kind of lifeline to listeners. These songs shy away from easy answers, choosing instead to simply walk beside the listener into the grave itself-- and out the other side.
Solid State Records alumni Beloved only spent a few years in the spotlight, but during that short period, they created a single full-length album that has withstood the test of time (as well as the disbandment of its creators).
Experimental metal band Death Therapy is the most recent band to face the vehicle challenges of touring. As a result, the band has launched a GoFundMe to invite fans to help keep them on the road.
Wolves At The Gate has released new lyric videos for the songs "A Voice in the Violence" and "The Cure," tracks from upcoming album Eclipse.
Righteous Vendetta performs on the City Rockfest tour 2019. Photos contributed by Breanne Ciccone.
Disciple has announced that they are heading out on tour in the fall with Relentless Flood. They are booking in the Midwest to the West Coast, from October through November.
Fresh off the release of their 2018 album Hope For The Broken, Convictions is set to melt faces with their brand of metal as they embark on a tour this summer.
Occasionally a tour lineup gets announced that makes you feel a little like you're living in your own MySpace bulletins from 2008. Breaking Benjamin's spring tour lineup was that for me, featuring support from Skillet, Underoath, and Fight the Fury (the newly launched side hustle for Skillet frontman John Cooper). In many ways, the lineup [...]
Poetic Descent has released a new single titled "Pariah," a song that takes an unflinching look at those the church chooses to bar from its doors. The song leans towards the melodic, with a smooth melody in the chorus (but plenty of screams layered in to give the song a punch). Poetic Descent members Jared [...]
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