Puddle Of Mudd - Life On Display
The sophomore effort from Wes and crew finds Puddle Of Mudd continuing to churn out quality rock anthems. Life On Display features the same endearing hooks and craftsmanship that made them one of the standout mainstream rock bands on Come Clean. Puddle Of Mudd stick to their guns, making few changes to their formula, and their strong songwriting and top-notch production makes Life On Display a worthwhile listen.

Slayer - The Soundtrack To The Apocalypse
Longtime fans of metal powerhouse Slayer will be rewarded for their loyalty with an extensive 5-disc collection, dubbed The Soundtrack To The Apocalypse. The box set includes 2 CDs of Greatest Hits material from all their albums, 1 rarities CD, 1 live performance DVD, 1 concert CD, tour laminates, special "blood" packaging and a 60 page booklet. A must have for real metal fans.

Also out 11/25:
The Oval Portrait - Life In Death
Rage Against The Machine - Live At The Olympic Auditorium

New Music: P.O.D., Project 86

November 4, 2003

P.O.D. - Payable On Death
P.O.D. follow-up the success of their solid Satellite offering with Payable On Death. Teaming once again with sonic maestro Howard Benson (Blindside, Adema), P.O.D. have revitalized their sound with former Living Sacrifice guitarist Jason Truby, who replaced founding guitarist Marcos Curiel. Fans of the seminal spiritual rap-rock band will not be let down.

Project 86 - Songs To Burn Your Bridges By
The power and intensity of Project 86 returns in full force with the self-released effort, Songs To Burn Your Bridges By. Backed by thundering guitars and an urgency that seemed to be vacant on Truthless Heroes, Project 86 are back to form. The album is available only at project86.com.

New Music: 40 Below Summer

October 28, 2003

40 Below Summer - The Mourning After
40 Below Summer return with their second full-length, The Mourning After. The latest effort finds 40 Below shelving the dated nu-metal / rap-rock elements and focusing their energy on constructing a powerfully heavy sound, a la Mudvayne, that still showcases the dynamic melodic approach that was evident in their debut, Invitation To The Dance. Fans of bands like Mudvayne, Ill Nino and E-Town Concrete will enjoy this record.

JamisonParker - notes&photographs
The buzz on JamisonParker has been deafening since last year when the twosome were meeting with just about every major label. Now after getting some much needed touring under their belt, JamisonParker drop their EP in stores. Featuring a very delicate emo sound, and a knack for writing great songs, JamsionParker fit in very well with bands like Dashboard Confessional, Brand New and tour mates Straylight Run.

Also out 10/28:
Devildriver - Devildriver
Hatebreed - The Rise Of Brutality

New Music: Funeral For A Friend

October 21, 2003

Funeral For A Friend - Seven Ways To Scream Your Name
Funeral For A Friend unleash their first official offering to U.S. audiences with the ferocious, anthem-packed EP, Seven Ways To Scream Your Name. Funeral For A Friend have quickly established themselves as one of the true premiere acts in rock, with an urgency and dynamic that is unmatched in the scene today. With a potent mix of vibrant metal riffs and memorable hooks, Seven Ways To Scream Your Name is a fitting introduction to a band that will set the world on fire in 2004..

Also out 10/21:
Punk Goes Acoustic - Various Artists

New Music: The Distillers

October 14, 2003

The Distillers - Coral Fang
The Distillers strike with venomous rage on their third effort, Coral Fang. Teaming with producer Gil Norton (Foo Fighters), The Distillers have polished their jagged punk assault, but still come with the same passion and intensity as their 2002 effort, Sing Sing Death House. Brody Dalle is the definitive female rock singer of our generation. Her style may still bring comparisons to Courtney Love, but the substance and gut wrenching emotion contained in Coral Fang sets Brody far apart from her contemporaries..

Also out 10/14:
Christiansen - Stylish Nihilists
Mushroomhead - XIII

New Music: Static-X, Sevendust

October 7, 2003

Static-X - Shadow Zone
Static-X return with their third outing, Shadow Zone, a back-to-basics metal effort with a tasteful hint of post-industrial electronics. Static-X come with hooks worthy of their classic first album, Wisconsin Death Trip, vibrant guitar backing from ex-Dope guitar slinger Tripp Eisen, and put together their most complete and crushing album yet.

Sevendust - Seasons
On their fourth studio effort, Sevendust team with producer Butch Walker (SR-71, Bowling For Soup) and find the perfect mix of thrashing rockers and the type of melodic introspective tracks that stood out on Animosity. Sevendust have been one of the most consistent bands in rock since their inception and Seasons is no different, another strong album from the Atlanta quintet.

Also out 10/7:
Armsbendback - The Waiting Room
Coheed And Cambria - In Keeping Secrets Of Silent Earth: 3
Headbangers Ball - Various Artists
To My Surprise - To My Surprise

New Music: Ill Nino, Lo-Pro

September 30, 2003

Ill Nino - Confession
Latin-flavored sextet Ill Nino return with their satisfying sophomore effort, Confession. Working with producer Bob Marlette (Saliva, Black Sabbath), Ill Nino refine their ferocious sound, coming with a melodic yet aggressive album that takes off where the band left off with Revolution, Revolucion.

Lo-Pro - Lo-Pro
Rising from the ashes of Ultraspank, Pete Murray and Neil Godfrey have painted a serene and surreal musical world with their latest project Lo-Pro. Picking up former Snot/Amen bassist John “Tumor” Fahnestock and ex-Godsmack drummer Tommy Stewart to round out the line-up, the debut effort from Lo-Pro is hypnotic, picturesque and sonically challenging.

New Music: Boys Night Out

September 23, 2003

Boys Night Out - Make Yourself Sick
Ontario outfit Boys Night Out come with an addictive and energetic debut album for Ferret Music in the form of Make Yourself Sick. With some of the catchiest songs of the year, Boys Night Out unleash a set of memorable manic guitar hooks and grandiose anthem choruses that will have you singing along in no time.

Also out 9/23:
Bleeding Through - This Is Love, This Is Murderous
Give Up The Ghost - We’re Down Til We’re Underground
Horse The Band - R. Borlax
Matchbook Romance - Stories And Alibis
Rob Zombie - Past, Present And Future

New Music: Story Of The Year, Billy Talent

September, 16 2003

Story Of The Year - Page Avenue
St. Louis crew Story Of The Year team with producer John Feldmann (The Used) on their debut album for Maverick, Page Avenue. Chalk full of well-written anthems and guitar-driven rockers, Story Of The Year have a genuine style and memorable songs that set them apart from the pack.

Billy Talent - Billy Talent
Raucous Ontario outfit Billy Talent drop their raw and piercing self titled debut. With a style that is somewhat comparable to late 70s punk rock made famous by bands like the Buzzcocks, Billy Talent are far from a throwback to dated styles, unleashing an aggressive blend of choppy riffs and snarling vocals.

Also out 9/16:
A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step
Saves The Day - In Reverie
Sloth - Dead Generation
Thursday - War All The Time

New Music: From Autumn To Ashes

September 9, 2003

From Autumn To Ashes - The Fiction We Live
From Autumn To Ashes return with their riveting new album, The Fiction We Live. Many bands in the current rock scene make attempts at mixing a multitude of styles into their musical melting pot, but few due it with the poetry, depth and style of From Autumn To Ashes. On the single "Milligram Smile", the band moves with seamless precision between terrorizing breakdowns, tranquil verses and AFI-style choruses. "No Trivia" finds FATA taking it down a notch with one of the year's most captivating epic ballads. With "Autumns Monologue", One True Thing singer Melanie Wills returns for her follow-up collaboration to "Short Stories With Tragic Endings". From Autumn To Ashes continue to create art without boundaries, dropping an album that will satisfy fans and bring many new recruits into the band's growing fan base.

Also out 9/9:
Alexisonfire - Alexisonfire [re-release on Equal Vision]
Spineshank - Self Destructive Pattern
Take Action! Vol. 3 - Compilation

New Music: Avenged Sevenfold, The Bronx, Nora

August 26, 2003

Avenged Sevenfold - Waking The Fallen
The follow-up to Sounding The Seventh Trumpet finds Avenged Sevenfold taking their brash brand of metal to a whole new level. With crushing sing-along anthems like "Chapter Four" that make you want to headbang until you get whiplash, Sevenfold's slick 80s metal riffs and encompassing vocals may just help usher in a new wave of metal dominance.

The Bronx - The Bronx
The self titled debut album from The Bronx will kick your teeth in. This is not a slick and safe rock band; this is balls-out, in your face, destructive rock n' roll. Unabashed with punk attitude, The Bronx go straight for the jugular with carnal rock force.

Nora - Dreamers And Deadmen
Jersey hardcore mavens Nora return with the follow-up to 2001's Loser's Intuition. With an onslaught of frenzied tempo changes, robust grooves and devasting vocals, Nora continue to be one of the most consistently brutal bands in hardcore.

Also out 8/26:
Manmadegod - Manmade God
Glasseater - Everything Is Beautiful When You Don't Look Down

New Music: Cauterize, Alien Ant Farm

August 19, 2003

Cauterize - So Far From Real
Addictively hooky, Canadian rockers Cauterize drop their energized blend of well-written slick punk on So Far From Real. First emerging onto the scene as Toe, the Ontario outfit have enough smart hooks and memorable melodies to set the band apart from the recycled competition. Although song-driven punk bands are coming from everywhere, few have the songwriting prowess and euphoric choruses of Cauterize.

Alien Ant Farm - TruANT
Following a near-tragic bus accident last year, Alien Ant Farm have proved they are a band with strength and persistence. On TruANT, AAF show they are also a band with real depth and a knack for writing timeless and consistenly solid rock tracks. Alien Ant Farm recruited Dean and Robert DeLeo, the dynamic duo behind Stone Temple Pilots, and infused a searing rock edge and style that was lacking on previous records.

Also out 8/19:
Adema - Unstable
Bobaflex - Primitive Epic
Stretch Arm Strong - Engage

New Music: Thrice, Three Days Grace

July 22, 2003

Thrice - The Artist In The Ambulance
The third full-length from Thrice is the band's most accomplished effort to date. Thrice blend driving punk anthems, stylish metal riffs and contemporary songwriting into a mature and compelling package. The band have slicked out the sound they had on The Illusion Of Safety, assorting a balanced attack of tense melodic vocals and thunderous backing. Many longtime fans feared the worst when Thrice signed to Island Def Jam last year, but the band hasn't compromised their integrity one bit, they've just made a great sounding record.

Three Days Grace - Three Days Grace
Canadian rockers Three Days Grace have made a quick impact with their new single "(I Hate) Everything About You" and their very solid debut album. Recalling the great dynamics and style of Finger Eleven on their classic Tip record, the self titled album from Three Days Grace contains a solid offering of angst-filled rockers that would make their Canadian contemporaries proud.

Also out 7/22:
Superjoint Ritual - A Lethal Dose Of American Hatred
Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

New Music: The Used, Godhead, Throwdown

July 15, 2003

The Used - Maybe Memories
The Used document their live experience and career to date with their live CD and DVD release, Maybe Memories. The 10-track CD features live tracks, home demo recordings and unreleased songs. The DVD includes over 100 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage, live performances, 4 music videos and more. A must have for any fan of The Used.

Godhead - Evolver
Godhead return with the follow-up to 2000 Years Of Human Error. The always-evolving Washington D.C. outfit has refined their sound, creating a murky post-industrial vibe that recalls influences from Pink Floyd and David Bowie. The effort features an appearance by Wayne Static (Static-X) on the album’s standout track “The Giveaway” and contributions from guitarist Reeves Gabrels.

Throwdown - Haymaker
Trustkill’s latest release comes in the form of Throwdown’s Haymaker. The Orange County, California quintet unleashes a brutal assault with dense rampaging guitars and intense throaty vocals. A hardcore standard since 1997, Throwdown bring the anthems on their devastating new record.

New Music: Haste, Poison The Well, Every Time I Die

July 1, 2003

Haste - The Mercury Lift
The picturesque third album from Birmingham, Alabama outfit Haste comes like a breath of fresh air. Stepping beyond the confines of 2001’s When Reason Sleeps, Haste have constructed a fresh new melodic sound, at times comparable to recent recordings from Chevelle and Lo-Pro, that still holds true to the vitality and hardcore dynamics of their previous efforts. The Mercury Lift includes some of the year’s best rock songs with "The Rescued", "Evidence Of Wasted Ink" and "Houdini Has Lost His Key".

Poison The Well - You Come Before You
On their third and most accomplished effort, Poison The Well unveil a mature and highly developed new album in the form of You Come Before You. With help from Pelle Henricsson and Eskil Lovstrom, the team behind Refused’s classic The Shape Of Punk To Come, Poison The Well have finally captured the sonic essence of their music, from devastating cathartic screamers to wounding ballads. Songs like "Ghostchant" and "Zombies Are Good For Your Health" have enough aggression, angst and fevered passion to incite a riot. Melodic leaning numbers like "Meeting Again For The First Time" and "The Realist" showcase vocalist Jeff Moreira's captivating melodies and hauntingly beautiful voice. Every song on You Come Before You is well conceived and compelling, containing the same heart-on-my-sleeve honesty and integrity that has made Poison The Well one of rock's most relevant bands.

Also out 7/1:
[minus.driver] - A Message For You
Blood Has Been Shed - Spirals
Every Time I Die - Hot Damn!
Thursday / Thrice - 7” split vinyl

New Music: The Mars Volta, Beloved

June 24, 2003

The Mars Volta - De-loused In The Comatorium
Although coming from the ashes of At The Drive In, The Mars Volta’s De-loused In The Comatorium is a record that has much more in common with great epic recordings from Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin than those of their predecessor. The Mars Volta unveil an hour-long odyssey that is grandiose, operatic, surreal, and unlike anything that has infiltrated the rock scene in some time. With help from producer Rick Rubin (System Of A Down), The Mars Volta have created a textured audio tapestry that delves deep into the psyche and obliterates the requisite formulas, structures and sounds that most of today's bands utilize. A truly transcendent work of art, and at times utterly mindblowing, De-loused In The Comatorium is the best album released so far this year.

Beloved - Failure On
North Carolina’s melodic hardcore outfit Beloved have quickly progressed since releasing last year’s raw and memorable EP, The Running. Teaming with artful sonic producer GGGarth Richardson, the man behind Chevelle’s fluid Wonder What’s Next, Beloved have assembled a dynamic record in the form of Failure On. Refined and potent, the swift and poetic effort contains the same heartfelt angst found on the band’s EP, but delivered in an evolved epic style. At a time when everyone is trying to find different ways to marry melodic vocals and hardcore sound, Beloved do it with ease, integrity and flawless execution.

Also out 6/24:
Motograter - Motograter
S.T.U.N. - Evolution Of Energy
The Locust - Plague Soundscapes

New Music: Fear Before The March Of Flames

June 17, 2003

Fear Before The March Of Flames - Odd How People Shake
Dynamic, chaotic and enthralling, Colorado screamo rockers Fear Before The March Of Flames drop their debut LP on Rise Records. Thrashing around like a wounded animal, Odd How People Shake is a potent sinus-clearing assault on the senses with enough raw rabid emotion and inflicting noise to seize your short attention span until it's ready to let you go.

Also out 6/17:
Clarity Process - Fluid
Finger Eleven - Finger Eleven
Himsa - Courting Tragedy and Disaster
Minus - Halldor Laxness
On Broken Wings - Some Of Us May Never See The World
This Day Forward - In Response

New Music: Hotwire, Slaves On Dope

June 10, 2003

Hotwire - The Routine
The Routine, the full-length debut from L.A. area outfit Hotwire, is a blistering and intense melding of punk, hard rock and hardcore. Produced by Matt Hyde (Hatebreed, Slayer), Hotwire hit with a melodic and metallic assault that garners the band comparisons to everyone from the Buzzcocks to the Deftones.

Slaves On Dope - Metafour
Canadian rockers Slaves On Dope return with the follow-up to 2000's Inches From The Mainline. Drawing upon their early influences, (ACDC, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Stone Temple Pilots and Depeche Mode) the Slaves forged a fresh sound, which encapsulated both the old and the new eras that they term "Pure Rock".

Also out 6/10:
The Agony Scene - The Agony Scene
Die Trying - Die Trying
The Kinison - The Agony Scene
Reach 454 - Reach 454

New Music: Deftones, Powerman 5000, Staind, Less Than Jake

May 20, 2003

Deftones - Deftones
Consistent with the surreal dreamlike state of angst on White Pony, the fourth studio album from the Deftones is an atmospheric album with an edge. Stephen Carpenter injects ferocious guitar backing while Chino Moreno's enigmatic vocals hover above a cloudy layered haze.

Powerman 5000 - Transform
Following the canning of 2001’s ill-fated effort Anyone For Doomsday?, Spider One went back to the drawing board to construct a new version of Powerman 5000 and a more experimental approach to songwriting. Stripping down their sound and reinventing themselves, Transform is a solid rock record and a worthy follow-up to their platinum breakthrough Tonight The Stars Revolt.

Staind - 14 Shades Of Grey
The latest record from Staind contains the same somber and melancholy song-driven rock present in the quieter moments of Break The Cycle. With a slightly more optimistic overtone than their previous works, 14 Shades Of Grey carefully rocks with contemplation and conviction.

Less Than Jake - Anthem
Florida punk rockers Less Than Jake return with their first album in over 3 years. Anthem includes the same pure punk sound, furious energy and pop craftsmanship that has kept the band strong for over 10 years.

New Music: Cold, Marilyn Manson, Chimaira, Anatomy Of A Ghost

May 13, 2003

Cold - Year Of The Spider
Year Of The Spider, the mature and highly personal third album from Cold, brings the emotional turbulence of singer Scooter Ward more into focus than before, in a distinguished sonic mix that's both moody and melodic.

Marilyn Manson - The Golden Age Of Grotesque
The decadence of the 1930s is recalled with Manson's latest work, The Golden Age Of Grotesque. Teaming with Tim Skold (KMFDM), Manson's latest transformation is an invigorating blend of hardcore electronic-punk and guitar-drum violence.

Chimaira - The Impossibility Of Reason
With their punishing new album The Impossibility Of Reason, Chimaira move past the sound on Pass Out Of Existence with a back-to-basics old-school metal assault that is aggressive, pulverizing and in-your-face.

Anatomy Of A Ghost - Evanesce
One of the year's most impressive records get a full national release on Fearless Records. Anatomy Of A Ghost's progressive post-hardcore music contains a virtality, danger and catharsis lacking in today's music scene.

New Music: Lamb Of God

May 6, 2003

Lamb Of God - As The Palaces Burn
American metal titans Lamb Of God return with the crushing follow-up to the band's classic New American Gospel. Teaming with producer Devin Townsend (Strapping Young Lad, Soilwork), Lamb Of God delivers a violent blend of thrash, death metal and groove that is unabashedly heavy, technically challenging and emotionally affecting.

New Music: Unjust - "Glow"

April 29, 2003

Unjust - "Glow"
Dubbed "romantic metal", Unjust seamlessly transition styles with sonic elegance. From the heavy hitting onslaught of "Throwin Pennies" to the tranquil bliss of "Closure", Unjust meld pain, poetry and power in their captivating new release. Preview tracks and order the album online at Smartpunk.com and CDbaby.com.

New Music: Nothingface, Funeral For A Friend

April 22, 2003

Nothingface - "Skeletons"
"Skeletons", the follow-up to 2000's classic "Violence", is a ferocious yet hopeful record, which finds the band taking aim at all manner of hypocrisy and betrayal. With an eloquence that distinguishes them from the hard music masses Nothingface spits fire at corporate America, religious institutions, the government and anyone else unlucky enough to be standing in the way.

Funeral For A Friend - "Four Ways To Scream Your Name"
The new EP from UK emo screamers Funeral For A Friend contains the same urgency and intensity as last year's "Between Order And Models". The potent 4-song offering will leave you wanting more.

New Music: E.Town Concrete, Vaux

April 15, 2003

E.Town Concrete - "The Renaissance"
East Coast heavyweights E.Town Concrete transcend multiple music genres, including hard rock and hip-hop, on their experimental third release, "The Renaissance". The album features guest appearances from Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta and Ill Nino’s Christian Machado on "Battle Lines". Preview tracks here.

Vaux - "There Must Be Some Way To Stop Them"
Vaux unleash an all-out intense aural experience on their full-length debut. With pulsating incessant guitars and charasmatic vocals, "There Must Be Some Way To Stop Them" is one of the year's standout records. Vaux is currently out on the road with The Used and will tour with Boy Sets Fire in April. Preview tracks here.

New Music: Boy Sets Fire

April 1, 2003

Boy Sets Fire - "Tomorow Come Today"
Delaware quintet Boy Sets Fire release their powerful new album, "Tomorrow Come Today". Building on their poignant post-hardcore sound, Boy Sets Fire progress with a sonically assaulting sound that stays true to the band's punk roots. Preview tracks from the album here.

New Music: (hed)p.e., Cave In, The Blood Brothers

March 18, 2003

(hed)p.e. - "Blackout"
Huntington Beach mainstays (hed) Planet Earth have returned with their third LP, "Blackout". Building on the band's potent mix of tension-filled rock and adrenaline-charged rap, (hed) deliver a hooky, song-driven return.

Cave In - "Antenna"
With their first LP since 2000's "Jupiter", Cave In return with the sonically pleasing "Antenna". The band teamed with producer Rich Costey (Rage Against The Machine) on a well-crafted blend of melodic space rock and pop-sensibillities.

The Blood Brothers - "Burn Piano Island, Burn"
Manic outfit The Blood Brothers worked with producer Ross Robinson (Glassjaw, At The Drive In) on their intense and insane new album, “Burn Piano Island, Burn”.

New Music: AFI, Unloco

March 11, 2003

AFI - "Sing The Sorrow"
Co-produced by Jerry Finn (Rancid, Jawbreaker) and Butch Vig (Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins), venerable punk luminaries AFI have channeled their dark, angst-ridden sound into a sonically stunning soundscape. "Sing The Sorrow", the follow-up to 2000's anthem-spurring "The Art Of Drowning", captures the band's unrelenting passion, epic fortitude and uncompromising integrity. From the operatic brooding of "Miseria Cantare", to the hook-laden melodies of "Girl's Not Grey", AFI take their craft to the next level.

Unloco - "Becoming I"
The sophomore release from Austin breakouts Unloco is a more focused, more accessible and harder hitting effort than its predecessor, 2001's "Healing". Building on their solid rock sound, singer Joey Duenas has taken his songwriting up a notch with a reflective and soul-searching honesty not found in a lot of today's rock records. The band have refined and tightened their sound, thanks to producer Mudrock (Godsmack), and are ready to make an impact opening the "Music As A Weapon 2 Tour" with Disturbed, Chevelle and Taproot.

New Music: Evanescence, The Ataris

March 3, 2003

Evanescence - "Fallen"
Little Rock quartet Evanescence are riding high on the success of their debut single, "Bring Me To Life", and inclusion on the soundtrack to "Daredevil". Evanescence meld elegant female vocals and top-notch rock backing to form a very alluring sound. Singer Amy Lee's ethereal voice, which recalls the likes of Tori Amos and Bjork, floats flawlessly over a dense riff-driven soundscape.

The Ataris - "So Long Astoria"
Longtime popular punk contemporaries The Ataris have raised the bar with their first album in two years. The Ataris have come with a straightforward and honest record that relies on quality songwriting instead of cliché gimmicks like many artists in the pop/punk genre. The timeless coming-of-age single "In This Diary" introduces the band's new maturing style.

New Music: Grade 8, Further Seems Forever, Kissing Chaos

February 11, 2003

Grade 8 - "Grade 8"
The blistering self titled effort from hard rockers Grade 8 was produced by Ross Hogarth (Coal Chamber). You can check out 3 cuts from the record here.

Further Seems Forever - "How To Start A Fire"
The emotionally charged new release from Further Seems Forever is a blissful sonic progression for emo/rock music. Listen to the entire record here.

Kissing Chaos - "Enter With A Bullet"
Austin elite Kissing Chaos drop their 5-song debut on Fueled By Ramen. Download mp3s from the potent offering here.

New Music: Anatomy Of A Ghost, (International) Noise Conspiracy

January 21, 2003

Anatomy Of A Ghost - "Evanesce"
Portland outfit unleash their debut LP. The buzzing band only got together last summer, but have created a major stir with their stunning live show and noisy brand of emotional carnage. Check out mp3s here.

The (International) Noise Conspiracy - "Bigger Cages, Longer Chains"
The new ep from the explosive Swedish faction features a cover of N.E.R.D.'s "Baby Doll". The band previously released two LPs and features Dennis Lyxzén of Refused fame.

New Music: Open Hand - "The Dream"

January 14, 2003

Open Hand - "The Dream"
2003 kicks off strong on Tuesday (1/14) with Trustkill Record's first release from Open Hand. "The Dream" combines their previously released "Radio Days" and "Evolutions" EPs, as well as one new song. Download the mp3 of "Life As Is".