Darkest Before the Dawn Featuring Phinehas Phinehas pushes the human rights cause forward, highlighting the atrocities of the Kim regime in North Korea with their most recent effort, concept album 'Dark Flag' The Unpublished Interview Featuring We Came As Romans This past weekend, We Came as Romans vocalist Kyle Pavone passed away. Previously unpublished, HM is releasing their last official interview with Pavone, conducted on the heels of the band's most recent release, 'Cold Like War' Forthcoming Dystopia Featuring Forthteller "That's what the album is. It’s about what it means for society now that God is dead." Forthteller pulls back the curtain on their dystopian new EP, 'Nihilism.' They are Few Featuring He Is Legend He is Legend turns to crowdfunding, an isolated cabin, and the art of storytelling to execute their latest work, 'Few' Wolves Among Men Featuring Project 86 "So it just begs the question and makes you look at the bigger picture: What is it that’s broken about this system of Christianity that produces wolves in sheep's clothing?" The Storytellers Featuring CVLTVRE For CVLTVRE writing duo Joe Yarbrough and Ozzie Lizarraga, self-infliction was oppressive. When they found God and moved into a new phase of their lives, they sought out to help others through their music, starting with step one: let go. The Ongoing Concept Featuring The Ongoing Concept "I'm 25, and I enjoy talk radio more than I enjoy listening to music on the radio; that's where I am right now in my life." The Ongoing Concept evolves but stays eclectic on their latest, 'Places' Nothing More Reveals Their Self Featuring Nothing More Nothing More's latest album, 'The Stories We Tell Ourselves,' enlightens as it entertains. We talk to the man behind the lyrical opus, with Hawkins digging deep into relationships, expectation, and one very specific New Year's resolution. Riot Fest Featuring Riot Fest HM's Ashley Altus ventured to Chicago for the prolific Riot Fest, a rock festival put on by The Riot Fest Foundation with roots in punk, alternative and hip-hop Louder Than Life 2017 Featuring Louder than Life In its fourth year in Louisville, KY, Louder than Life once again impresses with a varied lineup, local fare, and a welcoming town Dayseeker is Waking Up Featuring Dayseeker For their third album, Dayseeker comes out of a coma to realize a full-length vision two years in the making The Problem of Pain Featuring Advent North Carolina hardcore act Advent returns with ‘Pain and Suffering,’ the band’s first release in over seven years. Vocalist Joe Musten talks to HM about the comeback EP amid the wonder of life, the awe of death, and the inevitable anguish that shapes the interval Exorcising Demons Featuring Vagabonds "I didn't write that song about wanting to kill myself, but more so I was just feeling like no one. I wrote that in a moment of getting lost in my head and being like, this is what it might look like; would anyone care? Would it even be worth an obituary if I die?" Warped Tour 2017 Featuring Warped Tour "The feeling I left with was assurance. I was assured that we are never alone in our passion, our pain, our curiosity, and our excitement for music." HM writer Nao Lewandowski makes her way to Warped Tour for the first time in her life to find the camaraderie and love that has kept the festival alive for decades. Out in the Cold Featuring Gideon Gideon has returned to the hardcore scene with their fourth full-length release, 'Cold,' and, this time, with more ice in their veins. HM speaks with guitarist Tyler Riley about their process, the response, and what makes this album different from their last. Blues Brothers Featuring Greta Van Fleet Ripped right from the sound of rock's greatest albums, Greta Van Fleet -- three brothers and a friend -- finds their inspiration in the true roots of rock and blues The Wolves and the Sheep Featuring Least of These We're saying, "This is how we feel, too. We are with you in these feelings, and this injustice is not OK." The Continuous Collapse Featuring Fit for an Autopsy The evolving creativity of Fit for an Autopsy gives the band an unending hope for their latest release, 'The Great Collapse,' the "next step toward wherever we’re going to end up as a band" Here Until it Changes Featuring TW Walsh Singer-songwriter TW Walsh is charting his path through an increasingly insular world, documenting the hazy reveries that come with a culture detached. Feeling out the folkways between fear and liberation, he lays these proofs bare on ‘Terrible Freedom’ The Complexity of Death Featuring Lorna Shore On Lorna Shore's sophomore album 'Flesh Coffin,' the band digs deep into the "process of death." Uncovering Forgiveness Featuring Nahko and Medicine for the People Nahko never met his father and never had the chance: When he was barely double digits in age, his father was murdered. To uncover some of the mysteries in his life, he traveled to San Quentin to meet -- and extend an olive branch -- to the man who took his father away from him Meeting of the Minds Featuring Death Therapy, Project 86 Project 86 is celebrating their 20th anniversary; Death Therapy is celebrating their first album. We get the two vocalists together -- Andrew Schwab, who joined Death Therapy on one of their recent singles as a featured vocalist, and Jason Wisdom -- to talk about the career arch of their bands, sustaining a band in the evolving heavy music landscape, and why Garth Brooks is still important The Last Goodbyes Featuring For Today As For Today wraps up their farewell tour, vocalist and author Mattie Montgomery has to figure out his next move. HM's Nathan Myrick meets with Montgomery on a cold night to talk about his new book, his final farewells as a frontman, and his new future. Healing the Killing Fields Featuring Sleeping Giant Sleeping Giant vocalist Tommy Green and guitarist Nelson Flores recently visited Cambodia, traveling to the Southeast Asian nation to witness, first hand, the widespread sex slavery the country is bearing. However, when they got there, it was almost too much to handle. Right there, Green decided to do something about it. Maiden Voyage Featuring Joel Bennett Taking to the stage, youth pastor Joel Bennett sheds his Australian homeland to come Stateside with the inaugural Kingdom Youth Conference Chaos into Peace Featuring Zao Signal the apocalypse: Metalcore conduit Zao returns with ‘The Well-Intentioned Virus,’ their first album in seven years -- and their most expansive work to date, where eye-opening depths of life and death unfold Stories in the Shadows Featuring Wolves at the Gate Wolves at the Gate's third studio album, 'Types and Shadows,' is born of experience and shaped by story I am Pariah Featuring Glasslands Glasslands, featuring former members of Icon for Hire and Beartooth, forge a new path with their inventive blend of heavy and ambiant on their debut release, 'Pariah' Yellowcard: A Retrospective Farewell Featuring Yellowcard As one of pop-punks greatest bids adieu, HM writer Jameson Ketchum reflects on Yellowcard's lengthy, successful and inspirational career Ghosts in the Machine Featuring Theocracy "Sometimes the ones most people don’t see or choose to look straight through -- the ghosts of society, as it were, dead to the world -- end up having the biggest impact." 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Darkest Before the Dawn Featuring Phinehas Phinehas pushes the human rights cause forward, highlighting the atrocities of the Kim regime in North Korea with their most recent effort, concept album 'Dark Flag'
The Unpublished Interview Featuring We Came As Romans This past weekend, We Came as Romans vocalist Kyle Pavone passed away. Previously unpublished, HM is releasing their last official interview with Pavone, conducted on the heels of the band's most recent release, 'Cold Like War'
Forthcoming Dystopia Featuring Forthteller "That's what the album is. It’s about what it means for society now that God is dead." Forthteller pulls back the curtain on their dystopian new EP, 'Nihilism.'
They are Few Featuring He Is Legend He is Legend turns to crowdfunding, an isolated cabin, and the art of storytelling to execute their latest work, 'Few'
Wolves Among Men Featuring Project 86 "So it just begs the question and makes you look at the bigger picture: What is it that’s broken about this system of Christianity that produces wolves in sheep's clothing?"
The Storytellers Featuring CVLTVRE For CVLTVRE writing duo Joe Yarbrough and Ozzie Lizarraga, self-infliction was oppressive. When they found God and moved into a new phase of their lives, they sought out to help others through their music, starting with step one: let go.
The Ongoing Concept Featuring The Ongoing Concept "I'm 25, and I enjoy talk radio more than I enjoy listening to music on the radio; that's where I am right now in my life." The Ongoing Concept evolves but stays eclectic on their latest, 'Places'
Nothing More Reveals Their Self Featuring Nothing More Nothing More's latest album, 'The Stories We Tell Ourselves,' enlightens as it entertains. We talk to the man behind the lyrical opus, with Hawkins digging deep into relationships, expectation, and one very specific New Year's resolution.
Riot Fest Featuring Riot Fest HM's Ashley Altus ventured to Chicago for the prolific Riot Fest, a rock festival put on by The Riot Fest Foundation with roots in punk, alternative and hip-hop
Louder Than Life 2017 Featuring Louder than Life In its fourth year in Louisville, KY, Louder than Life once again impresses with a varied lineup, local fare, and a welcoming town
Dayseeker is Waking Up Featuring Dayseeker For their third album, Dayseeker comes out of a coma to realize a full-length vision two years in the making
The Problem of Pain Featuring Advent North Carolina hardcore act Advent returns with ‘Pain and Suffering,’ the band’s first release in over seven years. Vocalist Joe Musten talks to HM about the comeback EP amid the wonder of life, the awe of death, and the inevitable anguish that shapes the interval
Exorcising Demons Featuring Vagabonds "I didn't write that song about wanting to kill myself, but more so I was just feeling like no one. I wrote that in a moment of getting lost in my head and being like, this is what it might look like; would anyone care? Would it even be worth an obituary if I die?"
Warped Tour 2017 Featuring Warped Tour "The feeling I left with was assurance. I was assured that we are never alone in our passion, our pain, our curiosity, and our excitement for music." HM writer Nao Lewandowski makes her way to Warped Tour for the first time in her life to find the camaraderie and love that has kept the festival alive for decades.
Out in the Cold Featuring Gideon Gideon has returned to the hardcore scene with their fourth full-length release, 'Cold,' and, this time, with more ice in their veins. HM speaks with guitarist Tyler Riley about their process, the response, and what makes this album different from their last.
Blues Brothers Featuring Greta Van Fleet Ripped right from the sound of rock's greatest albums, Greta Van Fleet -- three brothers and a friend -- finds their inspiration in the true roots of rock and blues
The Wolves and the Sheep Featuring Least of These We're saying, "This is how we feel, too. We are with you in these feelings, and this injustice is not OK."
The Continuous Collapse Featuring Fit for an Autopsy The evolving creativity of Fit for an Autopsy gives the band an unending hope for their latest release, 'The Great Collapse,' the "next step toward wherever we’re going to end up as a band"
Here Until it Changes Featuring TW Walsh Singer-songwriter TW Walsh is charting his path through an increasingly insular world, documenting the hazy reveries that come with a culture detached. Feeling out the folkways between fear and liberation, he lays these proofs bare on ‘Terrible Freedom’
The Complexity of Death Featuring Lorna Shore On Lorna Shore's sophomore album 'Flesh Coffin,' the band digs deep into the "process of death."
Uncovering Forgiveness Featuring Nahko and Medicine for the People Nahko never met his father and never had the chance: When he was barely double digits in age, his father was murdered. To uncover some of the mysteries in his life, he traveled to San Quentin to meet -- and extend an olive branch -- to the man who took his father away from him
Meeting of the Minds Featuring Death Therapy, Project 86 Project 86 is celebrating their 20th anniversary; Death Therapy is celebrating their first album. We get the two vocalists together -- Andrew Schwab, who joined Death Therapy on one of their recent singles as a featured vocalist, and Jason Wisdom -- to talk about the career arch of their bands, sustaining a band in the evolving heavy music landscape, and why Garth Brooks is still important
The Last Goodbyes Featuring For Today As For Today wraps up their farewell tour, vocalist and author Mattie Montgomery has to figure out his next move. HM's Nathan Myrick meets with Montgomery on a cold night to talk about his new book, his final farewells as a frontman, and his new future.
Healing the Killing Fields Featuring Sleeping Giant Sleeping Giant vocalist Tommy Green and guitarist Nelson Flores recently visited Cambodia, traveling to the Southeast Asian nation to witness, first hand, the widespread sex slavery the country is bearing. However, when they got there, it was almost too much to handle. Right there, Green decided to do something about it.
Maiden Voyage Featuring Joel Bennett Taking to the stage, youth pastor Joel Bennett sheds his Australian homeland to come Stateside with the inaugural Kingdom Youth Conference
Chaos into Peace Featuring Zao Signal the apocalypse: Metalcore conduit Zao returns with ‘The Well-Intentioned Virus,’ their first album in seven years -- and their most expansive work to date, where eye-opening depths of life and death unfold
Stories in the Shadows Featuring Wolves at the Gate Wolves at the Gate's third studio album, 'Types and Shadows,' is born of experience and shaped by story
I am Pariah Featuring Glasslands Glasslands, featuring former members of Icon for Hire and Beartooth, forge a new path with their inventive blend of heavy and ambiant on their debut release, 'Pariah'
Yellowcard: A Retrospective Farewell Featuring Yellowcard As one of pop-punks greatest bids adieu, HM writer Jameson Ketchum reflects on Yellowcard's lengthy, successful and inspirational career
Ghosts in the Machine Featuring Theocracy "Sometimes the ones most people don’t see or choose to look straight through -- the ghosts of society, as it were, dead to the world -- end up having the biggest impact." Theocracy's Matt Smith expounds on the world behind the band's latest album, 'Ghost Ship.'
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