Tag: Tooth and Nail Records

January 14, 2013

REVIEW : Love and Death - Between Here and Lost

By Lee Brown in Reviews | Comments closed

Love and Death release their much anticipated debut album. Is it worthy of the hype and legacy this album brings with it? Read on to find out.

January 11, 2013

INTERVIEW : Brian "Head" Welch (Love and Death)

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Brian "Head" Welch discusses his band (Love and Death)'s upcoming album, working with Andrew Schwab and Mattie Montgomery, the Whosoevers, the possibility of a full KoRn reunion, and so much more.

September 21, 2012

Matt & Toby - What Plays In My Head

By Chris Alexander in Music Videos | Comments closed

Matt & Toby (members of the band Emery) have release a new music video featuring them recording the song “What Plays In My Head”. Their new album is due to release November 20th. … Continued →

May 27, 2012

REVIEW : The Letter Black - Hanging on by a Remix

By Lee Brown in Reviews | Comments closed

The Letter Black recently released a remix project of their debut album for Tooth and Nail, but is it worth your time? Read here to find out.

January 27, 2011

REVIEW : I Am Empire - Kings

By Joshua Clark in Reviews | Comments closed

Check out I Am Empire's debut album Kings off of Tooth & Nail Records.

November 15, 2010

REVIEW : Underoath - Ø Disambiguation

By Joshua Clark in Reviews | Comments closed

Check out what new direction Underoath heads into in Disambiguation.

June 2, 2010

REVIEW : Poema - Sing it Now

By Brandon J. in Reviews | Comments closed

Songs of summer love and longing. Admit it, you're a fan, even if you are a guy ;)

May 26, 2010

INTERVIEW : The Letter Black

By Rebecca Cicione in Interviews | Comments closed

After signing with Tooth & Nail, The Letter Black wasted no time in making a name for themselves. Their Breaking The Silence EP debuted in 2009, and they gained exposure while on tour with Skillet, Hawk Nelson and Decyfer Down. It was at one of these shows that I first heard them. As I worked their merch table and heard Sarah’s powerful vocals sing to the packed out audience, I was quite impressed. It’s not often than a female fronted rock band makes such an impact.… Continued →

April 9, 2010

REVIEW : Further Seems Forever - How to Start a Fire (VINYL)

By Eric Pettersson in Reviews | Comments closed

Originally released on CD by Tooth & Nail Records in 2003, this album was a surprising but good first choice for Broken Circles to begin reissuing what we consider the classics. Listening on vinyl really brings out those definitive FSF guitar tones.