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The 25 Most Anticipated Albums of 2016
Major heavyweights return to the scene in 2016, and a number of sophomore releases rightly have listeners' hopes high. We're already a month into the new year and have seen strong new albums from Showbread, Megadeth and Lecrae, but the best is yet to come.
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Living in the Wonderlands
In a different arena, Switchfoot frontman Jon Foreman opens his heart through his solo projects. On his latest 'The Wonderlands' -- a four EP expanse -- he takes us on a journey through a day and night in his life with 24 songs, one for each hour of the day. And throughout it all, his faith and doubt still dance.
Sean Huncherick on Jon Foreman
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Growing Pains
With the band's sophomore release, 'When Given Time to Grow,' on the horizon, Conveyer is poised to bring their punk rock ethic to a growing number of fans. Now that they're signed to a major label, vocalist Danny Adams is working through what it really means to keep it real.
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Ground Control to Space
For the first time in their career, The Devil Wears Prada is faced with member changes. Instead of hanging up their boots, they've matured, paring down their songs and collaborating more than ever, learning their new Space in the world
David Stagg on The Devil Wears Prada
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Life in a 'Coma'
On a sprawling and engaging new concept album, Between the Buried and Me wants to put you to sleep. HM talks with vocalist Tommy Rogers about the writing process behind ‘Coma Ecliptic’ and why he took his characters on a search through past lives, all while asleep
Collin Simula on Between the Buried and Me
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Lost and Now Found
The guys from August Burns Red just don’t fit the metal band stereotype, their originality and commitment has led to a passionate fanbase. When the news broke the band would join Fearless Records, many fans were worried of a change. Fans should rejoice: the iconic metalcore band’s sixth studio album is not soft nor a sell out
Jordan Gonzalez on August Burns Red
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Loving People Well
Haste the Day, in all earnest, played their final show on March 11, 2011. But after announcing a return to new music, fans had a particular question looming: What would they do with their two vocalists? Turns out, sharing duties was the best possible answer. HM had Ronnie Winter, vocalist for The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Collin Simula, drummer for the now defunct symphony in Peril, interview Stephen and Jimmy, respectively, to reminiscence on the time that was and the time that never planned to be. As Coward gets put into the public’s hands ushering in a new future for one of Faith-based metal’s cornerstones, the people will say Haste the day has still got it
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