Song of the Day- Onceblind – See the Lies
This is an early nu metal/metalcore/screamo band that released one full length on Rescue records and some other songs on…
Tag: Rapcore
Song of the Day: E.D.L. (Every Day Life) – Endurance
Every Day Life, commonly known as E.D.L., was an early innovator in the rap-core scene, fusing hip-hop and hardcore into…
P.O.D. – I Won’t Bow Down (Official Music Video)
P.O.D. are back in a big way this year, from the new singles to a new album titled “Veritas” that…
P.O.D. To Drop New Song “I Won’t Bow Down” On January 18th
P.O.D. will drop the next song from their upcoming album titled “Veritas” this Thursday January 18th. The song is called…
P.O.D. Release New Song and Music Video For “Afraid to Die”
P.O.D. are back yet again with another new song. These ones are feeling a bit more on the heavier side…
P.O.D. – Drop Feat. Randy Blythe (Official Music Video)
P.O.D. are back in a most HEAVY, and profound manner. This new song titled “Drop” features Randy Blythe of Lamb…
P.O.D. Will Return With New Music Soon
P.O.D. just teased that they have new music coming very soon. You can see/listen to their little reel on facebook/instagram…
Song of the Day: Prescription – Reason For This Rime
It was pretty hard to find this LP over the years. Finally tracked down a copy on Ebay If I…
Song of the Day: Shoo Fly Pi – Distasteful
This hard hitting nu metal/quasi rapcore band seems to have only released one LP in 2001, but had another song…
P.O.D. – Tell My Why (2022 Remixed and Remastered) New Lyric Video
P.O.D. just had their 2008 full length “When Angels and Serpents Dance” all remixed and remastered and will re-release this…
Song of the Day: Travail – Weakling
Hailing from the fertile heavy music scene of the greater DFW region, and specifically Ft. Worth, Travail mixed heavy rap-core…
Song of the Day: What They Died For-My First Song Out
What They Died for is a rapcore/screamo band comprised of 3 friends from New York, Their CD is in reference…
Song of the Day: Blindside – Nerve
I remember when I first heard this song. It was on the Tooth & Nail Songs from the Penalty Box…
Song of the Day: E.so – To Confront
E.so was a hard rock/rapcore hybrid that released 1 full length on Bettie Rocket records. They seem to have hailed…
Song of the Day: American Made: How We Roll
American Made was a fun band that only released 2 LPS, but some of their songs have remained my fave…
Song of the Day: East West – Song X
Not to be confused with the AC pop band East to West (lol), Cali’s East West were a driving force…
Song of the Day: Broken – Beautiful
Here’s another obscure band for ya! Broken released one LP on Mercy Street Records which had a small yet diverse…
Have you heard of Jack Of All Trades?
Finnish rapcore at its finest in the early days of nu-metal. Simply said, this is one of the most high…
Song of the Day: Vagabond 12-Crystal Clear
Vagabond 12 was a brief rap rock band which reminds this listener of Broken Yoke and NOT the heavier rapcore…
Song of the Day: Whitman’s Mold-Kingdom
WM was a brief rapcore band reminiscent of American Made. Hailing from my old stomping grounds in South Carolina, I…
P.O.D. – Soundboy Killa
P.O.D. have dropped their brand new song titled “Soundboy Killa”. The song will drop on September 8th worldwide through all…
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…
Every Day Life (EDL) Reunite for Shows in 2017
The now classic numetal/rapcore band, Every Day Life, have indeed reunited as evidenced on their new Facebook page. The band…
Disciple – Attack
Veteran hard rockers Disciple return with their newest album, “Attack.” Functionally their first independent album since “Back Again,” and bringing a sound that combines that album with their later works, “Attack” is an assault from start to finish. But, does this album live up to its massively successful kickstarter campaign? Read on to find out.
Thousand Foot Krutch – Oxygen: Inhale
Thousand Foot Krutch follow their career defining “The End is Where We Begin” with a more somber offering in “Oxygen: Inhale.” A spiritual successor to “The Art of Breaking,” TFK fans are in for a ride with this incredibly faith affirming album. But, will the more somber tone alienate those who were drawn in by their more raucous recent offering? Read on to find out more.
Day of Vengeance – Crutchless
Day of Vengeance return with a release that is all over the place, but not in a bad way. Read on to uncover our impression of “Crutchless.”
P.O.D. – Murdered Love
Powerhouse rock group P.O.D. returns with a vengeance in “Murdered Love,” but is this a return to form for the band or simply a rehash of previous glory? Read on to find out.