Handling the overall theme of the brokenness of the world with a steady hand, Islander solidifies their place as a band with a clear voice that demands to be heard.
Navigating Brokenness: “It’s Not Easy Being Human” by Islander
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Reclaim the Day Releases New EP ‘Psalms’
Reclaim the Day is a hard-hitting group out of Indiana that never fails to bring intensity with their music. Their new EP Psalms is no exception. Each of the 5 songs packs a punch.
Staying Alive: “#choosetolive” by Amongst Wolves
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.
Light in the Dark: “Heavy” by Relent
Heavy is an album that you can lean on, rock with, relate to, and emote through.
Skillet Releases New Single, “Surviving the Game”
Skillet set fans into a frenzy when they started dropping hints that new music was on the horizon. They have now released the first single, "Surviving the Game," off their upcoming album (releasing in January of 2022) titled Dominion. You can view the music video below, an interesting concept video that gives more insight to [...]
Who Sustains You? “Eternity” by Whom I Serve
Whom I Serve's Eternity is a hard-hitting album that pulls no punches about the band's faith
Burn It All Down: “The Fire Itself” by Phinehas
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.
Faith and Doubt Collide: “I Won’t Survive” by Convictions
Fremont, OH metalcore act Convictions have released their highly anticipated album I Won't Survive—and the hype was well justified.
Swedish Death Metal Sets The Focus on God: “Marching Out of Babylon” by Pantokrator
For a band that has been around for more than 20 years, Pantokrator shows no signs of aging or slowing down with Marching Out of Babylon.
Peace In The Dark Void: ‘Pale Home’ By The Drowned God
The 10-song, 45 minute journey that is Pale Home leads listeners to their deepest and often darkest inner places, where peace and hope can be found in the void.
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