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Top 10 Albums Of 2011

By Paul Gibson | January 2nd, 2012 | Posted In News

	Abandon Kansas - Ad Astra Per Aspera The latest release from Abandon Kansas comes off as more mature, a bit darker and yet danceable.
	Playdough - Hotdoggin This Dallas, TX MC created a great hip-hop album. Some of the material is a bit edgy but no one can say it isn’t street. “Cadillac” is a fantastic track. Beep Beep.
	Blindside – With Shivering Hearts We Wait After a much too long hiatus the Swedish boys return with an album that stretches the bounds of anything they have done before. “Our Love Saves” us proved to be a anthem for 2011 and a song I couldn’t get out of my head if I wanted to.
	Icon For Hire – Scripted I didn’t know what to expect after the first single from this album but this debut has some unbeatable chops. One of those few albums where I love every song and their live set is rockin’ as well.
	Braille – Native Lungs I love this guy. He creates hip hop in a way that is truly out of the box every time. Check it.
	Switchfoot – Vice Verses While this album isn’t as aggressive as I might like, there is no doubting that this is one of their best. From their huge hit “Dark Horses” to stripped down title track it is a masterpiece.
	Peter Furler – On Fire It’s good to hear the voice that made the Newsboys huge. With the the return of writing partner Steve Taylor as well as Taylor’s guest vocal on “Closer” this album brings all the tried and true pop rock goodness.
	Family Force 5 – III This is not the album that most fans expected, but after a few spins these songs are really infectious. They also translate really well live.
	The Violet Burning – The Story Of Our Lives Easily the biggest feat of 2011 and a huge triumph for Michael Pritzel & company. A 3 album concept record with limited edition packaging. Fantastic goth/gunge/rock/experimental awesomeness. Huge success in my book.
	I Am Empire – Kings This is a great album, heavy alternative rock to metal this album delivers. “Brain Damage,” “The Elevator,” “Saints And Sinners” all awesome.

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Album Cover For New
Thousand Foot Krutch Album

By Paul Gibson | December 30th, 2011 | Posted In Uncategorized

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This week’s Guest: Eleventyseven

By Paul Gibson | December 22nd, 2011 | Posted In News

This week on the show we have Matt Langston, lead-singer for Eleventyseven. Don’t miss this epic interview about their new album Sugarfist. It will be awesome!

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New Music Video Project From Moses Uvere

By Paul Gibson | December 19th, 2011 | Posted In Uncategorized

Dallas Music Artist, Moses Uvere, Is Releasing His First Video “PROBLEMS” with Nationally Syndicated Programs on Tuesday, Nov. 15th 2011 at 7:30pm (CNT Time) with Efforts ToRaise Money For the Joplin Missouri Tornado Disaster.
Poor Vida productions, Yo Rec Shop, G.O.A.T., and Moses Uvere present a heartfelt videoproduction dedicated to the victims of the Joplin Missouri disaster. “Problems” is one of thesingles off Moses Uvere “Mind The Gap” album and video was shot and filmed in with Dallasbased director Teddy Cool. Special guests appear in the video as well as volunteers who cameout to support the cause.
Dallas, TX /Isaiah Perkins/ B!Creativity –The video “Problems” will be released on TuesdayNovember 15th thru ——– a national syndicated television show for ——–. Moses Uverepreaches good music to all ages with inspiring messages. “Problems” is the second singleoff Mind The Gap album and with this video he hopes to touch everyone. The video will bepresented for the very first time through this network. The film crew spent three days in Joplinshooting on location where tornado passed through. They also spent their time donating food,clothing, while raising money for the victims’ families.
“Our video had to be the single most unselfish act we have ever been a part of, the entire budgetshould be dedicated to helping people who need it and enlightening those who are unaware ofthe plight that is right in their backyard” – Teddy Cool.
We would like to thank the other sponsors Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Goldstein, Orin Gedrose, Mr. & Mrs.Mike & Joelle Mobley, Colleen Gedrose, Meredith Gedrose, Josh Kuker, Michael Uvere andAllison Asante who donated money and food to the victims in the tragedy of Joplin Missouri.

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