Day: September 25, 2020

Rock & Metal

• Blessed By A Broken Heart – Another Day Another War
• Buried Above – It’s Never Too Late
• The Citrus Trees – Little Town
• Collapse Revive – Arid
• Collington – Vagrant
• Death Therapy – Reject (feat. Brook Reeves)
• Earth Groans – Shatter
• I Am The Deceiver – For Charity’s Sake
• Messenger – Time Machine
• Pantokrator – Wedlock
• Shadow Puncher – Covered by the Blood of the Lamb (EP)
• Sink In – Fed Up
• Slick Shoes – Rotation & Frequency
• TIMŌRĀTUS – Bleed American
• the UPAFTER – Remedy
• VERIDIA – Light It Up
• The Waymaker – The Waymaker
• Wolves At The Gate – Counterfeit (Redux)

Pop & CCM

• April Kane – Stay the Same
• Ashton Barber – Treasure (Oil Song)
• Built By Titan – Birds
• Coby James – Infinite
• DaFOO – Take Your Time
• Eddy Mann – Pray On
• The Gray Havens – Rest (EP)
• Falcon – The Good Stuff
• Grace Spencer – Confidence (Radio Version)
• John Mark McMillan – Enemy Love: Stabal Session (Live)
• Judah & the Lion – Judah & the Lion (Unplugged) (EP)
• Kane Adams – Draw Near (EP)
• Kinn – Medora
• Landry Cantrell – Close To Me
• Matt Hammitt – Treetop
• Matthew Parker – Bloodstream
• Natalie Grant – No Stranger
• Rachael Nemiroff – How to Save a Life
• Ronnie Freeman – You Don’t Waste Anything
• Rorie – Avalanche
• ROY3LS – Worth It
• Sarah Reeves – Motions (EP)
• SHORE – Messages (EP)
• SVRCINA – Elysian Fields

Electronic

• Jack Izaak – Love So High
• Jeremy James Whitaker – Something, Anything, Everything

Folk & Singer/Songwriter

• Jim Andrew Rogers – Rocks and Stars
• Joey Gonzalez – Tonight
• Madison Cunningham – No Surprises
• Sarah DeShields – Death and the Woman
• Sarah Sparks – Golden Hour
• Zan Fiskum – Still Thinkin’ About You

Hip Hop & R&B

• Agius – Talk to Me Nice
• Asha Elia – New Woke Deal (EP)
• Battz – Change
• Bizzle – No Enemies
• Bridgewater – Tidal Wave
• BRLY.

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When listening to music, do you ever get the feeling you’re hearing something deeply personal, and you’re not really sure if you should be listening in? Of course, recorded music is made to be heard. It’s marketed for consumption. But there are some songs that just seem so intimate it’s like you’re accidentally listening to a private conversation. “Days End” from Brandtson’s debut strikes me that way. I was equally excited and perplexed when I first heard about this new band (in the late 90s). Six Feet Deep had been a staple in the Spirit-filled hardcore scene–passionate and preachy as that genre was known for, when the members changed the band name and style, replaced by the new “emo” tag (at the time, anyway).… Continued →