Aquilus: Grand Symphonic Adventures in Metal
There is something wondrously unique about Aquilus and their symphonic adventures in the metal. The grand creation of composer Horace Rosenqvist, Griseus is the name of the masterwork now being unleashed worldwide through ATMF Records. Staggering in scope, these are modern day classical compositions... more
05/27/12 by ken
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The Literary Inclinations of Words Like Daggers
From Indianola Records, the label that launched the careers of A Day To Remember and Evergreen Terrace comes the artistic hardcore reveries of Words Like Daggers. Based out of the great Midwest, these musicians combine literary inclinations with a mighty barrage of sound, coming up with a compelling... more
05/26/12 by ken
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The Impassioned Artistry of Roads
Roads is the artistic creation of Portland-based musician Ian Vidovic. An impassioned tapestry of sound and sentiments, Roads is sure to inspire all who take the journey throughout its wondrous refrains. In addition to his previous project A Season’s Slumber, Vidovic was also the drummer for... more
05/25/12 by ken
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The Supersonic Beardrops of For Sleeping Or Jumping
Welcome to the supersonic mathcore world of For Sleeping Or Jumping – a Boston based collective whose dynamic tunes will surely inspire music fans from all walks of life. Their latest EP entitled Dead Languages was unleashed on the group’s own Auxiliary Records label. Featured within the... more
05/24/12 by ken
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The Mighty Folk Metal Masterworks of Thunderkraft
Based out of the mysterious lands of the Ukraine, Thunderkraft unleashes a stunning brand of folk metal that is wondrous to behold. Their latest masterwork is entitled Totentanz, a majestic adventure in sound that is sure to thrill music fans from all over the world. Featuring participants from... more
05/23/12 by ken
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Making a Connection with Johnny Booth
Based out of Long Island, New York, Johnny Booth is a hardcore collective more than ready to take on the big leagues. Connections is the name of their recent release from Hotfoot Records, produced by none other than Jamie King at The Basement Recording Studios. The band has extensive touring and... more
05/20/12 by ken
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Let It Happen: Melodic Pop Punk with Heart
Let It Happen is a melodic pop punk band who perform with a lot of heart and enthusiasm. Their recently released EP is entitled It Hurt’s, But It’s Worth It – a powerful collection of tunes that will remain spinning in your head long after the music concludes. Fans of Jimmy Eat... more
05/18/12 by ken
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Beyond The Darkness with Martyr Lucifer
Fans of the much revered metal entity Hortus Animae will be stunned when discovering the dark artistry of Martyr Lucifer’s solo project. Named after its esteemed creator, Martyr Lucifer has a lot more in common with indie stalwarts such as Joy Division and Bauhaus than with anything having to... more
05/17/12 by ken
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Saintseneca: A Constellation of Folk Tapestries
The folk artistry of Saintseneca will surely enchant the ears of all who encounter the band’s stunning reveries. Bringing a sense of exhilaration and imagination to the proceedings, vocalist Zac Little and his comrades spin grand tales of wonder and intrigue. Their latest collection of tunes... more
05/16/12 by ken
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The Rocket Summer: A State of Independence
Photo credit: Cal Knapp Bryce Avary has declared a massive state of independence! After a tenure with a major record label, the mastermind behind The Rocket Summer has chosen to take the music on a new and adventurous path. Launching his own Aviate Records imprint, Avary and The Rocket Summer will... more
05/15/12 by ken
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