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November 26, 2016

November 25, 2016

Joshua Porter (of Showbread) Has a New Band

Recently on Twitter, Joshua Porter not only announced that he is in a new band called Church of Agony, but that they have already released a short Christmas EP entitled O Come, All Ye Faithful. The EP includes new wave renditions of the following Christmas classics: “O Come, All Ye Faithful,” “O Holy Night,” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” You can stream it or download it for $3 on Bandcamp; you can also follow them on Twitter.… Continued →

Death Requisite Releases "Revisitation"

The Extreme hybrid metal, Death Requisite, have released their sophomore album, Revisitation, through Rottweiler Records. The band started in 1999 with original guitarist Dave Blackmore. The band released two EPs and their debut album before going on a permanent hiatus. In 2010, the band resurfaced with a new lineup, with the band’s two consistent members. The band’s current lineup includes, Blackmore, William Lee (Drums), Joseph Moria (Guitars), and Vincent St. James (Vocals). The bass position has been revolving as of late, with Bassist RTJ seeming to have left, and Blackmore’s son Gabriel taking over that position.… Continued →

Introducing: Indie Vision Music StoreFrontier

This has been on the down low for a few months but I am excited to announce we have a storefront now on StoreFrontier.com. These items have no expiration date and you can order multiple items all with one shipping price. Check out the selection of products right here. Consider getting your Christmas orders in early. If there is a specific merch item you’d like to see and one you missed out on Teeblaster, post your comments below. We’ll try to accommodate your suggestions.… Continued →

November 24, 2016

The 10 essential Christian metal albums

On November 23, 2016, Metal Hammer wrote an article about the top 10 essential Christian metal albums. I agreed for the most part with their list. But there were a few that I thought, “why would you pick those albums?” Read the article, and comment what albums you would vote as the Top 10 essentials and then, maybe, we’ll do an article on it, with an average of your votes. I know that I would vote Living Sacrifice’s Reborn rather than probably any other album on their list.… Continued →

November 23, 2016

Names Without Numbers Make Their Return

Nebraska/Iowa based Post-Hardcore/Old School Emo band Names Without Numbers, have made their return known. The band has played quite a few shows this year including a recent gig with Stryper. Names Without Numbers has a show on December 11th with Spoken and Dayshell in Omaha, Nebraska at Lookout Lounge (see flyer below). The band formed in 2000 and has played a distinct blend of (old school) emo and fiery post-hardcore mixed with a special blend of alt rock for good measure. Their sound is unique and all their own.… Continued →

We Are Leo to Release New Album in Spring 2017

We Are Leo have pushed back their new full length “The Rush & The Roar” from November to Spring 2017. The band has been keeping busy touring all over the states and has one final tour this December to wrap up the year called “The Rock & Roll Ugly Christmas Sweater Party”. Dates can be found below. The band released “Fightback Soundtrack” on Dream Records in 2014.… Continued →

Five Iron Frenzy "Upbeats and Beatdowns" Get the Vinyl Treatment

The festivities of Five Iron Frenzy day (yesterday) has brought us news of the band’s now classic album “Upbeats and Beatdowns” getting the vinyl treatment. “Upbeats and Beatdowns” was this band’s eclectic debut record, released 20 years ago on 5 Minute Walk Records. This awesome vinyl pressing will be handled by SMLXL Vinyl and shipped out in March 2017. Pre-order now right here. I’m holding out hope for the rest of their discography on vinyl and can’t wait to own it all! This album will be mastered for vinyl.… Continued →

November 22, 2016

Conveyer Starts Working on Third Album

The melodic hardcore band Conveyer has started to work on their third studio album. After the release of their Victory Records debut, When Given Time to Grow, the band has spent the last year touring, playing countless shows with countless bands, including Colossus, Comrades, Ghost Key, and many more. Recently, the band put out a post on their Instagram page stating they were hard work on their third album. The band will release more information soon I’m sure. Be prepared for that!… Continued →

REVIEW : Decyfer Down - The Other Side Of Darkness

The North Carolina rockers known as Decyfer Down came back from oblivion with “Scarecrow” in 2013. It was a surprise of an album venturing into riffs and southern hooks that took heavy influences from vocalist TJ Harris and his previous band Fighting Instinct. The album was a sweet breath from what one might expect from the radio-ready rock group. Unfortunately, “Scarecrow” received mix reception and fell under too many radars. The good news is that they’re back with a heavier effort and look to be sticking around.… Continued →

Red Enters Studio To Record New Album

Grammy nominated band – Red has finished their touring schedule and have announced on Facebook that “It’s time for us to go away and make a new album.” With the exception of the gap between their first and second album, Red has put out an album every 2 years since 2009. Knowing that they’re entering the studio now, it’s looking like they’re going to keep the same pace moving forward.… Continued →

November 21, 2016

REVIEW : The Brilliance - All Is Not Lost

Worship music has always held a troubled place in my heart and my music collection. Looking at the genre from a spiritual level, I know that I, as a believer, should have an affinity to music created to glorify God. The reality is that I find the majority worship music to be contrived, repetitive, and failing to deliver any degree of originality. Now that my wrath has been vented I can carry on to admit that there are a limited number of artists who seek to break the stifled norms and produce quality worship songs.… Continued →

5 Christian Metal Bands You May Not Have Heard Of (80's/90's Version)

Today, I am posting a list of Christian Metal bands from the old days that aren’t mentioned very often when talking about Christian metal. Most of them tend to be Nu-metal, ironically, even though the 90’s was the time for Nu-Metal/Rapcore. 5. Oficina G3 Oficina G3 is a Christian prog metal act from the late 80’s. Forming in 1987, the band began as a heavy metal/hard rock band, influenced by Stryper and Petra, but progressed into a Progressive metal/nu-metal/metalcore-ish band. This band was most likely thrown out, due to this period, when the Christian thrash scene had just hit it’s stride, with the Big 4 of the Christian scene: Deliverance, Vengeance Rising, Tourniquet and Believer.… Continued →

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