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Kingsfoil Review gets a 5 star rating !

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Kingsfoil


Hailing from York, Pennsylvania, Kingsfoil’s latest self-titled release is a breath of fresh air musically.  One can hear Kingsfoil’s influences, but they are mere sonic silhouettes in the backdrop of their shining originality.

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Seabird “Rocks into Rivers” album review

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The pop-rockers of Seabird deliver a solid album of tunes that soar, groove and stick with you long after you turn it off.  Reminiscent of Coldplay, Leeland, and The Fray, this album is full of quirky creativity and hopeful lyrics that will have you tapping your feet from start to finish. Read the rest of this entry »

Blessthefall “witness” album review

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The rise of the hard music scene in popularity has given birth to hundreds of mediocre metal/hardcore bands that sound exactly the same.  That being said, it really takes something to set a band apart in such a saturated genre.  Bands like Underoath and August Burns Red have set the bar pretty high. Read the rest of this entry »

Superchick

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The eclectic nature of Superchick’s music has always been their M.O.  This remix album is no exception.  Few bands could pull songs reminiscent of Flyleaf (“Cross The Line”), Jason Mraz (“Let it Roll”), Muse (“Hey Hey”) alongside the power rock ballad “Still Here” and the sensitivity of “With You”.  But they not only pull it off…they somehow make sense of it.  With each new song seems to come a new sound.

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Hearts of Saints

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Self titled “Hearts of Saints”

These guys bring through speakers high energy pop rock.  One awesome unique guitar riff after another with a fast upbeat tempo mixed in with some sick synth!  ”The Secrete” is their most popular song on this album- total dance rock track that makes you wanna move. Read the rest of this entry »

Robbie Seay band’s “Miracle”

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Robbie Seay Band “ Miracle”

Robbie Seay bands brings cool contemporary worship to your church, not to edgy that an older crowd wouldn’t like it ….at the same time just enough rock/pop to keep you younger generations interested.  Robbie has a one of a kind voice- lets call it “raspy smooth.” Read the rest of this entry »

“Fades Away” Live show review

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Fades Away- live show review

“You’ll Never Take Me Alive” is an album/show that flip’n rocks (literally) ! They start off with a dramatic and dark track intro that builds suspense and excitement all on its own. The track appeared to be news clips and a speech compiled together on top of a heart beat and music that gets louder and louder. Lights are low, strobes are flickering, fog fills the stage – drummer (Matt), guitarist (John) and bassist (Steve) take the stage and the crowd cheers Read the rest of this entry »

Unhindered’s “Be”

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Unhindered’s latest album “Be”

Anointed is the first word that comes to my mind when I listen to Unhindered !  There latest album “Be” has one new favorite   track after another!  ”Be” offers us listeners a song for every mood were in- high energy pop/rock you can dance along with to soft intimate worship you can sing all day long.  I directed my worship leader to this album and my church is already using their songs for praise and worship!  The whole album is awesome but………

My favorite track on this album is “Father will you come,” I get lost in the presence of God when I Listen to this song.

Rawkzilla Magazine’s  David Hitchcock