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Reel Metal: I, The Breather – False Profit

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May 7, 2012
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  I’ve been paying attention to I, The Breather ever since I stumbled across their video for 'Forgiven.' The mounted cameras and soft lighting really added to my first impression of this band. To be... Read More...
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I, The Breather Streaming New Track ‘Bruised & Broken’

Jimmy Rowe
January 11, 2012
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I'm not all too keen on this whole straightforward metalcore thing that's going on now where it's all Christian bands that sound pretty much exactly like August Burns Red. It's not that I particularly hate any ... Read More...
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Crush Em All Tour Gets More Dates

Jimmy Rowe
August 5, 2011
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While I'm playing catch up, I came across some more dates for Crush Em All II, featuring co-headliners After the Burial and Veil of Maya as well as Misery Signals, Within the Ruins, and an array of guest op... Read More...
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Crush ‘Em All Tour To Maybe Crush A City Near You.

Jimmy Rowe
July 28, 2011
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The initial dates for the After The Burial and Veil Of Maya headlining tour with Misery Signals and Within The Ruins (including special guests Volumes, Structures, I The Breather, and Your Memorial on selec... Read More...
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Scream The Prayer 2011 Finally Gets Some Dates

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May 13, 2011
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  It took them long enough, but the Scream The Prayer Tour 2011 dates have finally been announced. The tour features Norma Jean, Sleeping Giant, The Chariot, War Of Ages, Close Your Eyes, Texas In July,... Read More...
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Scream The Prayer IV Bands Announced; Here’s What I Think Of Them

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April 20, 2011
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  Alright, so the lineup for the Scream The Prayer IV has just been announced. As usual with a tour of this size, it's a mixed bag, and you also have to consider that these are all christian bands, and ... Read More...
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Sumerian Nation Collaboration Album Coming Later This Year

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March 28, 2011
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Sumerian Records recently dropped word of a collaboration album being made with Sumerian Records artists under the name Sumerian Nation. I'm running under the assumption that it will be similar to Roadrunner ... Read More...

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