So in case you have been living under a rock you probably already know that Living Sacrifice reunited this year and is currently on tour with Demon Hunter. But what you may not know is that the band has recorded and just released 2 brand new songs (Death Machine & The Battle)! The only way to get them right now is via their Bandbox player on their MySpace though I’m sure the songs will be up at iTunes later. So if you have been living under a rock, this will blow it clear off!

More and more bands are releasing more frequent digital EP’s instead of full length CD’s. And I must say that as much as I am a fan of a 10 song album, EP’s are always a nice breath of fresh air and namely fresh music. The Wedding (The Sound The Steel EP) and Family Force 5 (Dance Or Die EP) are 2 bands who have just released brand new music available only digitally at the iTunes Music Store. So if you are looking for some new music that’s cheap, then I’d say download these right away, you won’t be disappointed. But if you can only afford 99 cents right now because you need to pick up your next cup of Starbucks this afternoon then download “Reveal” by The Wedding and “Fever” by Family Force 5. A great EP bridges the gaps between albums and leaves the fans still wanting more and these accomplish both.

Relient K is getting ready to release a new album…kinda. It’s really 2 albums on 1 cd titled “The Bird and the Bee Sides” that comes out July 1. The first 13 songs are BRAND NEW and are titled The Nashville Tennis EP. You can check out one of the new tunes, “The Scene and Herd” at their MySpace. The next 13 are rare b-sides that have been remixed and thus titled “The Bird and the Bee Sides”. You can pre-order it now HERE and here’s some more info on the new album.

The Bird and the Bee Sides begins with a baker’s dozen of original new tunes collected under the moniker of The Nashville Tennis EP. With all five members writing and taking turns on lead vocals, it’s perhaps Relient K’s most diverse effort to date, including Thiessen’s alt-country “At Least We Made It This Far,” bassist John Warne’s “The Last, The Lost, The Least,” which is explosive both sonically and in its social commentary, and new drummer Ethan Luck’s punk rock reggae “No Reaction,” to name but a few highlights. As for the “Bee Sides” Relient K remixed and re-mastered 13 tracks, including an acoustic version of hit single “Who I Am Hates Who I’ve Been”. There are also tunes from The Vinyl Countdown, The Employee Of The Month EP, The Creepy EP, The Apathetic EP and, as Thiessen puts it, “a ton of other stuff that you can’t even find on the internet – at least not yet.”

Also, don’t forget to catch these guys rock out all summer long on the entire Warped Tour!

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Corey Crowder has just released his new single “Southern Way” and you can check it out on his MySpace or at iTunes. This guy is gonna take America by storm, so get ready!

Some of you may know Brooke Fraser as the Hillsong United songwriter of “Hosanna” and “Lead Me to the Cross”. But many of you might not know that Brooke has released 2 solo albums in the mainstream Austrailian/New Zealand market through Sony Music Entertainment. She has just recently released her latest, “Albertine”, on iTunes for the US market. I can honestly say that I can’t stop listening to this album. This isn’t just a worship album or just an album of love songs. It’s an album from the heart of an artist that reflects all aspects of her life. So then yes, many of the songs could be considered worshipful or love songs. And I can’t find one thing to complain about it. So in many ways, for me, it’s a perfect album. Her song writing, vocals, melodies, and lyrics blend perfectly together. Some of my favorite standout tracks are “Shadowfeet”, “Deciphering Me”, “Love Where Is Your Fire?”, “Albertine” and “Hosea’s Wife” which is almost half of the album. At the end of the day it’s about the songs and Brooke shows here that she has the songs. This is one of those albums you desperately want to tell people about once you hear it. Support her and come out to a show on her tour of USA and Canada this summer.

Jun 2 2008 Troubadour Los Angeles, California
Jun 3 2008 Café Du Nord San Francisco
Jun 5 2008 Doug Fir Portland, Oregon
Jun 6 2008 BC Media Club Vancouver, British Columbia
Jun 8 2008 Chop Suey Seattle, Washington
Jun 10 2008 Varsity Minneapolis, Minnesota
Jun 11 2008 Lakeshore Theatre Chicago, Illinois
Jun 12 2008 Third & Lindsley Nashville, Tennessee
Jun 14 2008 Duck Room St Louis, Missouri
Jun 15 2008 Record Bar Kansas City, Missouri
Jun 24 2008 Tin Angel Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jun 25 2008 Highline Ballroom New York City, New York
Jun 26 2008 Cafe 939 @ Berklee Boston, Massachusetts
Jun 29 2008 Rams Head Tavern Baltimore, Maryland
Jul 2 2008 El Mocambo Toronto, Ontario
Jul 4 2008 Metropolis Montreal, Quebec

The Wedding are back…and boy are they back! Reformed with a new frontman, former Letter Kills lead singer Matt Shelton, and armed with a new 5 song EP that I promise will be jammin’ in your iPod all summer long. Stop reading this and go to their MySpace RIGHT NOW. But in case you are still reading, I can say that after getting some serious bro time with these guys over GMA week and living with this new EP for over a month now, the guys have some of the best hearts and are truly rockin’ some killer tunes right now. They have found their stride and it’s the sound of a train coming into your town named “The Sound The Steel”!

I had the privilege of seeing The Almost for the first time last night in Nashville at good ol’ Rcktwn. I loved their debut album “Southern Weather” when I first heard it over a year ago. And I would have been surprised if I didn’t since I love Underoath. Not only were they tight, but they came out rockin’ from the get go with the hit “Say This Soonery” backed by a band logo illuminated by light bulbs. They even covered Coldplay’s “Yellow” during their set and did a terrific job. I have always heard Underoath talk about their faith from the stage, and The Almost were no different. Frontman Aaron Gillespie led the way in an performance of the song “Amazing Because It Is” in the middle of their show and if you know the song you would know that it features the old hymn “Amazing Grace”. It wasn’t an exclusive Christian audience at the show and to see and hear something like this takes place is what many Christian artists don’t have the guts to do. It is artists like this that are making an impact not just musically but spiritually as well. If for some reason you haven’t given this band a chance, please go BUY the album and support them. They are a true example of what it’s all about!

Though not the typical subject matter of this blog, today my prayers go out to the Chapman family. I can’t even imagine having to go through something like this. All I can do is pray for them.

“In the shadow of Your wings I will make my refuge, until these calamities have passed by.” Psalm 57:1

So yesterday I had the privilege of getting a copy of The Famine’s debut album “The Raven & The Reaping”. It comes out next Tuesday May 27 on Solid State Records and just 1 day after they start their summer tour with Demon Hunter & Living Sacrifice. Yes you read that correctly and unless you have been living under a rock you should know that Living Sacrifice is back but more on that later. I really enjoyed Embodyment and was stoked to hear that some of the guys were getting back together under the name The Famine. Better yet was when they announced they would be releasing an album. After a few listens yesterday one word comes to mind when listening…BRUTAL. The record is fast, thrash, grind, heavy, and all things metal. So fast that one song clocks in at just 53 seconds. It is refreshing to hear more and more “metal” bands lately and less “chug chug wee” or “scream verse sing chorus” bands. So if you hair is long and your wardrobe mostly black then you need to do yourself a favor and check these guys out.

In a blog released on their MySpace this past weekend Mike Weiss of mewithoutYou talks breifly about a new album. He mentions setting up recording time in their hometown of Philly sans producer of the last 2 albums and sans a member. Check it out.

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Hello to all,
Just wanted to check in with people that read these things:-) the band has been working hard at writing some new music that we hope will become our new album. I think it’s been going quite well and for that I am very grateful. New territory, old ideas coming back, one less member, different producer, working in Philly, learning how to play all over again, hopefully a lot of help from our friends. that’s the vibe so far. As of right now anything goes down there in the basement and it’s just the way I like it! we’ll see where inspiration takes us this time. We are planning on beginning recording sessions at the start of August and that is that friends.
always glad to be the messenger of good news,
mike weiss