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White Arms Of Athena’s Self-Titled Album Available Today Offers New Approach With Lots of Energy

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December 2, 2014
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The Jamie King-produced album Astrodrama by Dallas, Texas' White Arms of Athena turned a lot of heads in the prog metal world. Now the band is back with its follow-up self-titled album which drops today. Ho... Read More...
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Studio Update: Abiotic Begins Recording Process with Jamie King

Heavy Blog
September 12, 2014
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Jamie King, best known as Between the Buried and Me's producer, is a busy man these days.  He was at the helm for the highly-anticipated (in some circles) Language from The Contortionist, his presence was p... Read More...
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Sick Music and Lots of News: A Look Back at a Short Week of Heavy Blogging

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September 7, 2014
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Your entire Heavy Blog is Heavy staff took Labor Day off (even the ones in countries that think Labor Day is for expectant mothers) so it's a little surprising how much sick content we rolled out for you this... Read More...
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Between the Buried And Me Announce European Tour; New Album News

Jimmy Rowe
April 4, 2012
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The world already knows how much I'm in love with Between the Buried and Me, so I'm just gonna skip all the foreplay and dive right on into the news. BTBAM have announced a European tour with Periphery and Th... Read More...
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Hey! Listen to Tetrafusion!

Jimmy Rowe
February 3, 2012
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This week, I received an email from Tetrafusion informing me that their new EP Horizons was available for free download. There was mention of Jamie King (producer for BTBAM, Last Chance To Reason, The Human A... Read More...
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White Arms Of Athena – Astrodrama

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August 5, 2011
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White Arms of Athena Astrodrama I: Conception 01. Act I: Evince 02. Act I: Ascend II: Esoteric Allusions 03. Act II: Creationed 04. Act II: Recreationed III: Implementing Geomancy 05. Act III: Crown Ch... Read More...
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BTBAM Working With David Bottrill On Upcoming EP

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December 13, 2010
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In a surprising and unexpected move, North Carolina prog-gods Between The Buried And Me are currently working with producer Jamie King David Bottrill (Tool, Circa Survive) on their upcoming EP. This is the fi... Read More...
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Five Reasons Why Deathcore Isn’t Total Shit #2: Between The Buried And Me – The Silent Circus

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July 1, 2010
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Inspired by GroverXIII of TNOTB’s series of posts regarding nu-metal, Heavy Blog Is Heavy will be counting down the top five reasons why the genre of deathcore isn’t totally full of shit. Check back every da... Read More...

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