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March 23, 2009
Artist: FM Static
Album: Dear Diary
Label: Tooth & Nail
Release Date: 4/7/2009
Reviewer: Tyler Hess
Tracklisting:
1. Boy Moves To A New Town With Optimistic Outlook
2. The Unavoidable Battle Of Feeling On The Outside
3. Boy Meets Girl (And Visa Versa)
4. Sometimes You Can Forget Who You Are
5. Man Whatcha Doin’?
6. The Voyager Of Beliefs
7. Her Father’s Song
8. Take Me As I Am
9. Dear God
10. The Shindig (Off To College)
If you wanted something different, you’re really barking up the wrong tree.… Continued →
REVIEW : MxPx - On The Cover II
The fans have spoken and the band has responded with their second installment of covers and approximately their eleven millionth overall release.
REVIEW : Falling Up - Fangs
Falling Up's sixth release, but only the fourth I really count.
REVIEW : The Drawing Room - The Drawing Room
Thousand Foot Krutch's Joel Bruyere's solo debut.
March 20, 2009
REVIEW : ApathyEdge - Balloons EP
ApathyEdge's new EP is set to drop April 1, 2009. So remember kids... it's just not a party without Balloons.
March 18, 2009
REVIEW : I Am Empire - s/t
Kinda like a good long hockey scrap... there's a whole lot about I Am Empire's upcoming release to smile about.
REVIEW : mewithoutYou - Catch for Us the Foxes
Since new releases have been a bit slow I've decided to start writing some reviews for older releases that don't currently have one. First up is the 2004 classic album, Catch for Us the Foxes, by mewithoutYou. Their new release coming out on May 19th is highly anticipated, but if you haven't checked the band out yet this album is the place to start. Read on to see if it catches your interest!
March 16, 2009
INTERVIEW : Theocracy
An in depth interview with the band Theocracy by Brandon Jones. It's a MUST read!
March 13, 2009
INTERVIEW : Faith Factor
Power metal band from New Jersey
REVIEW : ReVrence - EP
Female-fronted rock with a heart to worship God and touch the world.
March 12, 2009
REVIEW : Since Forever - Welcome To The Nightmare
Upbeat pop-punk from the heartland. Since Forever's 6-song EP hits the spot.
REVIEW : Everfound - Anticipation EP
Anticipation... the name says it all. Now that I've heard it, waiting for Everfound's full-length release to drop this summer is killing me.
REVIEW : Fairgreen - When You Come Back Home
Fairgreen is great music with a great heart.
March 11, 2009
REVIEW : Cathy Crescendo - The Bright Branching
This is my review of the best album this year so far, acoustic pop rock band Cathy Crescendo's The Bright Branching
REVIEW : Philmont - Oh Snap EP
This is my review of the updated Philmont Oh Snap EP, which will soon be available on CD with an extra track.
REVIEW : Divided By Friday - Too Legit EP
This is my review of powerpop band Divided By Friday's Too Legit EP
March 7, 2009
INTERVIEW : Grave Forsaken
Australia Metal!!!!
REVIEW : Post Mortum - Rise Above Ruin
My review of a CD and a band you must check out without a doubt!
March 5, 2009
REVIEW : Before We Forget - L.T.D.
Looking for some southern hardcore just like mamma used to cook? You're in the right place.
REVIEW : Clemency - Vapors
It's true, life is but a vapor... but I for one hope that these guys are around for a good long while.
March 4, 2009
INTERVIEW : Feast Eternal
An interview with Matt from Feast Eternal, a death metal band from Michigan
REVIEW : Corpus Christi - The Darker Shades of White
I present to you Corpus Christi! No, not Corpus Christii, the black metal band. This is the one from Victory Records who just released their debut, The Darker Shades of White. Read on to see how it stacks up!
INTERVIEW : Testify
An interview with Testify, a metal band out of California
February 26, 2009
REVIEW : Matthew Cavanaugh - Potential. Meaning. Hope
Take a stroll through Matthew Cavanaugh's folk music lane.
February 25, 2009
INTERVIEW : Frost Like Ashes
An interview with Sebat of Frost Like Ashes
INTERVIEW : August Burns Red
An interview with August Burns Red bassist Dustin Davidson. The band is currently working on their new album for Solid State Records.
February 24, 2009
REVIEW : Garden - Golden Sails
My review of the experimental indie band from Cedarville, OH.
REVIEW : And Then There Were None - Who Speaks For Planet Earth?
Band: And Then There Were None
Title: Who Speaks For Planet Earth?
Label: Tooth And Nail Records
Release Date: 2/24/2009
Review By: Chris W.
Tracklising:
1. Murmurs Of…
2. John Orr The Arsonists
3. The Hospital
4. Reinventing Robert Cohn
5. Action Is The Anecdote
6. The Atmosphere
7. Cloak And Dagger
8. Right Here Waiting
9. Bed Of Nails
10. Thank The Watchmaker
11. The Alamo
12. Insozzz…
Generic? Check. Unoriginal? Check. A whole crap-ton of dance fun? Check Check Check! Say what you will, this album is a lot of fun, and blows just about every other dance or electro pop album recently release away. … Continued →
February 23, 2009
INTERVIEW : Sons Of God
Could you tell me who the members of the band are, and what they do in the band?
John Burton, the foreigner, I say that because he moved here to Oklahoma from Georgia about a month ago. John plays “tasty” guitar melodies, keys, and is the other primary songwriter. Zachary Wurzbach (Rippy McShrederton) plays bass and rules. And then there is myself, I’m the primary songwriter and I sing, play guitar, keys, and percussion in the band. Right now we have a couple of awesome other fellas that will be playing with us live, but for now it’s just us three.… Continued →
February 21, 2009
REVIEW : Auburn - Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth
A great debut with tons of energy, for fans of Every Time I Die, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, or August Burns Red.

