by: Jerad Ford The Black Dahlia Murders’ fifth and most current release, “Ritual,” will without a doubt keep their fans pleased, sore necked, and bruised in the pits. A very sharp piece of brutal metal it is. Combined with well-balanced styles of instrumentals and vocals, you have another deadly weapon from Metal Blade Records. “Ritual” …
by: Reggie Edwards When buying a Theory of a Deadman album, a few things can be expected- solid rock-based guitars and often-ironic lyrics that bring out a laugh and are about having bad luck. Theory of a Deadman’s last record, “Scars and Souvenirs,” rocketed to the top of the charts with the hits “Bad Girlfriend” …
by: Jerad Ford Sublime with Rome\’s \”Yours Truly\” record was released on 7-12-2011, almost 20 years after the original members of Sublime snuck into a college recording studio from 12-to-seven a.m. to record their first tape. 15 years after the fall of Sublime, Rome Ramiriz has taken on front man duties. Most of “Yours Truly” …
by: Reggie Edwards Is “Worthless Made Worthy” is the freshman release from up-and-coming band Witness7 and offers much to the average rock and metal fan. Fronted by Jasmine Wilkerson, Witness7 is very reminiscent to an early Flyleaf. Wilkerson’s screams etch themselves onto the memory and blows listeners away; her soft singing will soothe the listener …
by: Reggie Edwards The Scarlet Society’s new EP, “Who’s Voice Will Rise,” serves up a dose of in-your-face Jesus metal that will knock you to the floor. Giving a mix of AFI and Demon Hunter, the EP starts with a very high-energy, fast-paced opening song that entices the listener and pulls them in for more. …
by: Reggie Edwards The Scarlet Society’s new EP, “Who’s Voice Will Rise,” serves up a dose of in-your-face Jesus metal that will knock you to the floor. Giving a mix of AFI and Demon Hunter, the EP starts with a very high-energy, fast-paced opening song that entices the listener and pulls them in for more. …
This summer has been loaded with Christian music festivals all over the country. Cornerstone, Lamb Jam and Ignite Festivals dominated late June and all of July and brought people the most enjoyable names and biggest names in Christian music today. Cornerstone Festival (June 30-July 3) by Cameron Edwards My experience at the Cornerstone festival was …
Welcome to the music review section of The Front Row Report. Here, our staff offers reviews on the latest releases in music today. Whether it be rock, rap, metal, hip hop, country, classical or anything else, our staff is more than happy to review it.
One thing that sets The Front Row Report apart from other online music sources is the fact that we not only cover big-name, national artists but we also take pride in the attention we give to small acts that we feel have a chance at being big someday. We call these artists “The Up-and-Comings.” Each …
August’s issue of The Front Row Report is on schedule to be an amazing issue featuring some top-notch bands. Our main package will feature four stories on summer rock festivals- Cornerstone Festival, Icthus Festival, Ignite Festival and Lamb Jam Festival. Written by Cameron Edwards, Luke Patton as a guest contributor and Reggie Edwards the main …
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