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Rather than denying the experiences of sickness, sadness, and darkness that we inevitably experience, "Saved The Day" shows the way the character of God does not change in and through those moments.
In this year of seemingly endless frustration and indignation, “Bullets and Blades” is a call to stand up against a mob mentality and recognize that we are all human.
In Dawn, Wolves at the Gate flex their creative muscle and display a musical dexterity that is a rarity in this scene.
Chicago-based indie rock band Ignescent has dropped their latest single, and the elements of their latest tune feels like the perfect addition to your Halloween playlist.
"Last Days" is a heavy song blending hip hop with hard rock while addressing the deeply spiritual issue of apocalyptic matters.
All in all, The Path is a solid entry for a band that has perfected their sound and nailed down their songwriting. When the narrative of tearing down what puts us in positions of desperation (whether it’s destructive thoughts or inconsistent behaviors), holding on to the bonds we make, and fighting to find commonality and connection with others is considered, this is one of Fit For a King's more positive outings.
Even the Devil Believes is an 11-track foray into classic glam metal and stadium rock while challenging listeners to put faith into action rather than just words.
Tooth & Nail alternative rock band Paradise Now has released new song "Criminal" along with a music video, both recorded during lockdown. The track is the first from an upcoming Lockdown EP.
"Light It Up" is a call to unite and take a stand, because that light we possess is contagious and can spread like fire.
Rotation and Frequency is upbeat, hooky and nostalgic west coast punk rock laced with highly technical guitars, driving bass, skillful drums and melodic harmonies.
