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Manchester, UK-based alt-rockers, Amongst Wolves recently released their full-length album #choosetolive. The project is an eclectic journey through the world of mental health, addressed from a Christian perspective.
Laura McElroy has put together an excellent narrative-album that explores life in all it offers: the good, bad, and indifferent. There's a sense of tranquility that can be felt while listening, almost as if it is providing rest for the listener.
Heavy is an album that you can lean on, rock with, relate to, and emote through.
Whom I Serve's Eternity is a hard-hitting album that pulls no punches about the band's faith
The Fire Itself is such pure metalcore, done so breathtakingly immaculately... the guitars are as intricate as Phinehas has ever written, and the breakdowns (and there are plenty) are some of their most complex.
This self-titled album is proof that this band knows what it is doing— even when they're trying new things, they do it with control and consistency.
It has been three years since rockers Drive Thru Society have graced the airwaves with new tunes, but they haven't missed a step. If anything, they've raised the bar for themselves with their latest single "I Breathe You In."
Mainstay metal band Phinehas has announced a new album (their first since 2017): The Fire Itself is due August 27. With that announcement, they've released the hard-hitting single "In the Night."
It seems like it's been a while since zombies were a pop culture icon, but Ohio metalcore kings The Devil Wears Prada have brought them back into the spotlight with the release of ZII EP.
Lyrical Resonance reacts to Pantokrator's single, "We the People," a song that explores what it means to be a follower of God.
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