The Gray Area Featuring Wovenwar "It represents the tone of the record, in general, and the idea that the world is not as clear cut and as right-and-wrong as it was when you were a kid." Louder Than Life Featuring Louder than Life Returning for its third year, Louder Than Life listened to fan suggestions to pull off another fantastic festival in Louisville Behind the Mystery Featuring Lacey Sturm In her second book, former Flyleaf vocalist turned chart-topping solo artist Lacey Sturm opens up about her intimate struggles with relationships, divorce and an affair. Writer Danielle Martin goes behind-the-pages of the book to find out how Sturm achieved peace, balance and fulfillment in the sharing her story. The Reality of Death Featuring Fit For A King Fit for a King’s latest album finds its home in the gap between life and death. After encountering the fresh sting of death in Paris after the Bataclan terror attacks, the band was fueled with anger and sorrow. In response, he asked his fans to send him their stories and found within them a common theme: death. The result: 'Deathgrip.' In Transit Featuring The Devil Wears Prada Transition. We're all moving; physics demands it. Nothing stays still. Everything changes. The Devil Wears Prada deftly illuminates those fixed facts of life on the artistically engaging 'Transit Blues,' their sixth album and an imperative post-metalcore masterpiece. To Write is to Love Featuring To Write Love On Her Arms After the publication of If You Feel Too Much, To Write Love on Her Arms founder Jamie Tworkowski joins limited company on the New York Times Best Seller List. Now, after its success and an extended edition, Tworkowski opens up about what it means to him Change Together Featuring Artifex Pereo On 'Passengers,' Artifex Pereo raises a lot of questions only to let them linger, a means to raise awareness, incite conversation and bring people together in search of solutions. The Toughest Words Featuring Famous Last Words On Famous Last Words' latest work, a concept album called 'The Incubus,' the band tackles the brutal reality of domestic abuse, rape and emotional captivity. The Working Class Featuring Bayside Bayside's new album: 'Vacancy.' A record about moving to Tennessee to start a business with ex-wife and family and she changes her mind. Ironically, the record feels the most fun. The Abused, The Abuser, The Bystander Featuring Norma Jean On Norma Jean's seventh album, the tour de force 'Polar Similar,' vocalist Cory Brandan opens up about previous abuse in his life. The result is a stunning sonic and emotional powerhouse. Warped Rewind Featuring Warped Tour As the sun sets on Summer 2016, Vans Warped Tour puts an end to year 22 and looks forward to year 23. This milestone got us thinking: What does legacy mean to these bands? The Inside of Seaside Featuring Seaside Holiday Indie electronic band Seaside Holiday share the interplanetary vision for their new album, 'Grand Tours,' and the album's theme of human hopelessness made obsolete by unexplainable, celestial redemption. Choose Your Own Adventure Featuring Pierce the Veil Pierce the Veil had quite the frenetic experience recording their newest album, but it proves to be paying off: 'Misadventures' is soaring. Nature's Animation Featuring Invent Animate Invent, Animate perfects the line between crushing riffs and an ambient backdrop on their second album, 'Stillworld.' Where does the world take them next? Under Control Featuring Islander As Islander's star burns brighter every day, the South Carolina-based band has stayed on track with some help from some genre-defining friends, knocking their sophomore album, 'Power Under Control,' out of the park Spiraling In Control Featuring Forevermore Forevermore's newest album, Integral, is a colorful concept piece based on the somewhat obscure Spiral Dynamics worldview. HM's Danielle Martin talks with vocalist Kramer Lowe about his true colors. Silent Planet's New Reality Featuring Silent Planet Silent Planet vocalist Garrett Russell ushers the band into a new era of expectation with their sophomore album, Everything Was Sound In the Blink of an Eye Featuring Starflyer 59 Starflyer 59's Jason Martin is back with a new album, 'Slow.' But despite its name, his biggest lament is how quickly his time is flying by. Home on the Range Featuring rock on the range The festival is surging, and Rock on the Range is leading the way The Rocket Summer Featuring The Rocket Summer Bryce Avary, known musically as The Rocket Summer, believes in the power of music: "I think music can be, in the most literal sense, a life-saving tool. In your darkest hour, it can convince you to keep going instead of ending it." The Cadence Featuring Industry Profile Jameson Ketchum, the one-man wrecking crew behind The Cadence, Inc., is a very busy man Underoath: Timeless Featuring Underoath Photographer Matthew Defeo revisits Underoath's return to the stage in one of the most classic ways, revitalizing a decades-old "tintype" format, fitting for the band's timeless nature Welcome Back, J.A.C.K. Featuring Forever The Sickest Kids Three years later, a single from Forever the Sickest Kids' album 'J.A.C.K.' started to reemerge. We ask bassist Austin Bello, "Why now?" And, more importantly, what does it mean? PLUS: Download the single for free! 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. Love Them Anyway Featuring The Order of Elijah Despite the hate, The Order of Elijah charges forward with their most honest album to date Kings of the Game Featuring P.O.D. “You get to encourage the guys from the church that are struggling and trying to make sense of it, and you get to encourage the guy that doesn’t think he’s good enough to go to heaven.” Coming Home Featuring Austin City Limits Every year, almost 200,000 music fans collectively descend on the 40 Acres for two weekends of respite from their day-to-day lives. Living in the Wonderlands Featuring Jon Foreman 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. Growing Pains Featuring Conveyer 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. Ground Control to Space Featuring The Devil Wears Prada For the first time in their career, The Devil Wears Prada is faced with member changes. 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The Gray Area Featuring Wovenwar "It represents the tone of the record, in general, and the idea that the world is not as clear cut and as right-and-wrong as it was when you were a kid."
Louder Than Life Featuring Louder than Life Returning for its third year, Louder Than Life listened to fan suggestions to pull off another fantastic festival in Louisville
Behind the Mystery Featuring Lacey Sturm In her second book, former Flyleaf vocalist turned chart-topping solo artist Lacey Sturm opens up about her intimate struggles with relationships, divorce and an affair. Writer Danielle Martin goes behind-the-pages of the book to find out how Sturm achieved peace, balance and fulfillment in the sharing her story.
The Reality of Death Featuring Fit For A King Fit for a King’s latest album finds its home in the gap between life and death. After encountering the fresh sting of death in Paris after the Bataclan terror attacks, the band was fueled with anger and sorrow. In response, he asked his fans to send him their stories and found within them a common theme: death. The result: 'Deathgrip.'
In Transit Featuring The Devil Wears Prada Transition. We're all moving; physics demands it. Nothing stays still. Everything changes. The Devil Wears Prada deftly illuminates those fixed facts of life on the artistically engaging 'Transit Blues,' their sixth album and an imperative post-metalcore masterpiece.
To Write is to Love Featuring To Write Love On Her Arms After the publication of If You Feel Too Much, To Write Love on Her Arms founder Jamie Tworkowski joins limited company on the New York Times Best Seller List. Now, after its success and an extended edition, Tworkowski opens up about what it means to him
Change Together Featuring Artifex Pereo On 'Passengers,' Artifex Pereo raises a lot of questions only to let them linger, a means to raise awareness, incite conversation and bring people together in search of solutions.
The Toughest Words Featuring Famous Last Words On Famous Last Words' latest work, a concept album called 'The Incubus,' the band tackles the brutal reality of domestic abuse, rape and emotional captivity.
The Working Class Featuring Bayside Bayside's new album: 'Vacancy.' A record about moving to Tennessee to start a business with ex-wife and family and she changes her mind. Ironically, the record feels the most fun.
The Abused, The Abuser, The Bystander Featuring Norma Jean On Norma Jean's seventh album, the tour de force 'Polar Similar,' vocalist Cory Brandan opens up about previous abuse in his life. The result is a stunning sonic and emotional powerhouse.
Warped Rewind Featuring Warped Tour As the sun sets on Summer 2016, Vans Warped Tour puts an end to year 22 and looks forward to year 23. This milestone got us thinking: What does legacy mean to these bands?
The Inside of Seaside Featuring Seaside Holiday Indie electronic band Seaside Holiday share the interplanetary vision for their new album, 'Grand Tours,' and the album's theme of human hopelessness made obsolete by unexplainable, celestial redemption.
Choose Your Own Adventure Featuring Pierce the Veil Pierce the Veil had quite the frenetic experience recording their newest album, but it proves to be paying off: 'Misadventures' is soaring.
Nature's Animation Featuring Invent Animate Invent, Animate perfects the line between crushing riffs and an ambient backdrop on their second album, 'Stillworld.' Where does the world take them next?
Under Control Featuring Islander As Islander's star burns brighter every day, the South Carolina-based band has stayed on track with some help from some genre-defining friends, knocking their sophomore album, 'Power Under Control,' out of the park
Spiraling In Control Featuring Forevermore Forevermore's newest album, Integral, is a colorful concept piece based on the somewhat obscure Spiral Dynamics worldview. HM's Danielle Martin talks with vocalist Kramer Lowe about his true colors.
Silent Planet's New Reality Featuring Silent Planet Silent Planet vocalist Garrett Russell ushers the band into a new era of expectation with their sophomore album, Everything Was Sound
In the Blink of an Eye Featuring Starflyer 59 Starflyer 59's Jason Martin is back with a new album, 'Slow.' But despite its name, his biggest lament is how quickly his time is flying by.
Home on the Range Featuring rock on the range The festival is surging, and Rock on the Range is leading the way
The Rocket Summer Featuring The Rocket Summer Bryce Avary, known musically as The Rocket Summer, believes in the power of music: "I think music can be, in the most literal sense, a life-saving tool. In your darkest hour, it can convince you to keep going instead of ending it."
The Cadence Featuring Industry Profile Jameson Ketchum, the one-man wrecking crew behind The Cadence, Inc., is a very busy man
Underoath: Timeless Featuring Underoath Photographer Matthew Defeo revisits Underoath's return to the stage in one of the most classic ways, revitalizing a decades-old "tintype" format, fitting for the band's timeless nature
Welcome Back, J.A.C.K. Featuring Forever The Sickest Kids Three years later, a single from Forever the Sickest Kids' album 'J.A.C.K.' started to reemerge. We ask bassist Austin Bello, "Why now?" And, more importantly, what does it mean? PLUS: Download the single for free!
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.
Love Them Anyway Featuring The Order of Elijah Despite the hate, The Order of Elijah charges forward with their most honest album to date
Kings of the Game Featuring P.O.D. “You get to encourage the guys from the church that are struggling and trying to make sense of it, and you get to encourage the guy that doesn’t think he’s good enough to go to heaven.”
Coming Home Featuring Austin City Limits Every year, almost 200,000 music fans collectively descend on the 40 Acres for two weekends of respite from their day-to-day lives.
Living in the Wonderlands Featuring Jon Foreman 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.
Growing Pains Featuring Conveyer 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.
Ground Control to Space Featuring The Devil Wears Prada 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
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