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February 10, 2014

The Social Threat - Even Honest Talk is Cheap (Ep Stream)

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[Update: Pre-order this ep here on iTunes] Indie Vision Music Presents: Ep stream from Canada’s own The Social Threat. The ep is titled “Even Honest Talk is Cheap” and features some of the most riveting and catchy melodic punk songs you’ve heard since Dogwood went away. This ep is sure to please fans of Good Riddance, Dogwood, The Flatliners, False Idle, No Trigger, Much the Same, Craig’s Brother, and Man Alive. If you enjoy quick paced melodic punk songs with brash attitude and diy spirit, you’re going to love this new ep.… Continued →

February 9, 2014

A Feast For Kings - React/Regret

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A Feast for Kings is set to release their album Hell On Earth in April, but they have recently released a lyric video for the debut single. This is the same track that caught many of our readers ears several weeks back as it was featured as a part of a massive hardcore music sampler.

REVIEW : Eyes of Eli - Ignite EP

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Eyes of Eli are set to release one of the best heavy albums of 2014. Though it is just five tracks "Ignite EP" packs enough punch to outshine similar albums that are twice as long. Read on to find out why.

February 8, 2014

REVIEW : John Waller - Life Is A Gift

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Independent CCM/pop artist John Waller has released his new album 'Life is A Gift', featuring the powerful song 'Orphan', as well as other personal favourites like the title track, 'Epic' and 'Crazy Faith'. Check out the review.

February 7, 2014

Mayfly - Vereor Deus, Non Dogma

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IVM and Voluminous Records partner together to stream Mayfly's upcoming EP "Vereor Deus, Non Dogma". This stream will only stay open for about a week, so be sure to check it out now.

REVIEW : Mayfly - Vereor Deus, Non Dogma

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Progressive ("recycled") Nu-metal act Mayfly will release their new EP "Vereor Deus, Non Dogma" next week through Voluminous Records. With a sound that blends the Deftones and Staple with some more modern touches, this is a band that is set to stand out by default in a sea of "more of the same" heavy music.

REVIEW : Kutless - Glory

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Rock/worship band Kutless release their new album 'Glory' on Tuesday February 11th, featuring their hit song 'You Alone', and other standouts like 'In the City', 'Rest' and 'We Lift You Up'. Here is the review.

February 6, 2014

Streaming Service vs. Streaming Service: Who Will You Choose?

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In a heated battle between popular streaming services, I am coming to you our most loyal readers to get an opinion on which one you use (if you use one) and what your thoughts on it are. Do you use Spotify, Rdio, Beats, Google Play, iTunes Radio, Pandora, or other new service? Name your service and why YOU like it best. What features do you look for most in selecting a “Streaming” service? What media device do you “stream” these songs from? Do you listen to the songs in your vehicle?… Continued →

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The Letter Black - Up From The Ashes

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The Letter Black just posted another music video from a song featured on their latest release, Rebuild. “Up From The Ashes” is the fifth track on the album and is actually a cover from secular band Burn Halo that was released in 2011. Since they are a secular band I won’t add any links, but just search it on Youtube if you want to hear the original. The video isn’t nearly as creative as their previous one for “Pain Killer“. You can expect a lot of shaky cam, but it’s a fun ride.… Continued →

REVIEW : Akissforjersey - New Bodies

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Well, it's been nearly six years since we've heard a peep from post-hardcore outfit Akissforjersey. Now with their new 2014 release "New Bodies", will this band from North Carolina deliver a standout effort after a long breakup, or will it simply fade into the background of a crowded genre?

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