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New Arrivals

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Day of Defeat

Epic 3

Stuck in a Empty room with only yourself to keep you company. The Memories of your haunting past as the only candle light illuminating your dark soul as you reveal your true colors to the person you love.

Metal/Punk: Gothic Metal

Troy Neu

Last Chance

Metal/Punk: Heavy Metal

Riff Action Family

Rock Kill

You'll be stoned by these guys from Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

Metal/Punk: Alternative Metal

Darling You're Stunning

Verses

Compositions to accompany good times and struggle, a soundtrack to life.

Metal/Punk: Garage Punk

Corvus

Never Forgive

Metal/Punk: Heavy Metal

Angus MacMannus

Wicked Vices and Beautiful Crimes

Metal/Punk: American Punk

The Insaints

Sins of Saints

From Modesto/San Francisco, CA, "Sins Of Saints" was recorded between 1988 and 1993. It's a tribute for the late great, Marian Anderson. She was legendary with her high energy punk rock attitude, she shocked the world with her extreme x-rated performances

Metal/Punk: American Punk

Ember After

The Misery EP

Aggression with melody, longing with determination; The Misery EP is six versions of three songs that capture the electro-metal fury and flavor of Ember After.

Metal/Punk: Industrial Metal

Orange Areola

Plastic Girl

We can act like we don't care, as though we're not that shallow or respect them in ways not involving hours of primping. Sometimes you just want a girl with the depth of a puddle and who's personal style could be described as slutty.

Metal/Punk: Garage Punk

O'Zarathustra

Sex, Drugs & Armageddon

Metal/Punk: Progressive Metal

Top Albums

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Digital Summer

Counting the Hours

The follow up album from Digital Summer brings the listener more of the heavy/melodic rock sound with introducing both a wider musical component and a heavier undertone. Melody meets edge in the highly anticipated album Counting the Hours.

The highly anticipated second album from heavy-melodic rock band Digital Summer brings more of the high energy rock fans love with just a little more musical dynamic. From crisp melodic singing to emotion filled screams, Vocalist Kyle Winterstein shows true passion in his lyrics and performance. Guitarists Ian Winterstein and Johnmark "Fish" Cenfield (Both endorsed by ESP Guitars) use their guitars as weapons heavy enough to cut straight through the listener. The bass undertone and rhythmic beats of this entire record hit like an army of sledge hammers, due to the instrumentation of Anthony "Guido" Hernandez (Endorsed by Spector Bass) and drumming of Ben Anderson (Endorsed by Pearl/Vic Firth). With the first single "Just Run" already charting on national market radio and climbing fast, there's no telling how far this album will go. One thing is for certain though, if you liked Cause and Effect, you're going to LOVE Counting the Hours. Digital Summer really delivers on songwriting and performance. I dare you to not bang your head or sing along. In the end Counting The Hours is exactly what you want from a rock band today. Although there are 16 songs on the disc, you never find yourself getting bored or tired of listening. From start to finish, the band is able to pull different emotions and feelings out of the listener making you anticipate each and every track. It will only be a matter of time before Digital Summer not only take over radio, but take over the world.

Metal/Punk: Alternative Metal