Rival Choir will be on tour with Oh, Sleeper in 2016. Feb 6 – St. Louis, MO @ Fubar Feb 8 – Nashville, TN @The End Feb 10 – Greensboro, NC @ Greene Street Club Feb 11 – Lynchburg, VA @ Iron and Blood Barbell Feb 12 – Trenton, NJ @ Champion Sports Bar & Grill Feb […]
Your Memorial vocalist Blake Suddath on the five year anniversary of “Atonement:” The release of Atonement was very special to me because it was the first record we released as a signed band. My family went to Best Buy and bought my record. That made me so happy. I got to make an album (more…)
Rival Choir (neé Mouth of the South) has dropped the first single from their forthcoming album I Believe, Help My Unbelief, due out February 5, 2016. You can hear ‘Aftermath‘ and check out tour dates with Oh, Sleeper at www.rivalchoir.com.
Seventh Star have just announced a reunion appearance at the January 9 Brick City Nerd & Art Festival in Ocala, FL. Here’s a statement from the band: “After playing our last show in Ukraine in 2008, we really couldn’t imagine ever playing another show again. But you know how these things go with hardcore bands. We’ll […]
Ten years ago, Maryland straight edge hardcore band xLooking Forwardx totally killed it with their Facedown debut album “The Path We Tread.” The angry old-school hardcore anthems are still some of our favorite songs, and as vocalist Justin Chaillou finds out sometimes the more things change the more they stay the same. I’ve heard people […]
No Innocent Victim have been a SoCal hardcore staple for almost two decades. Their last album “To Burn Again,” is a sort of open letter to the Christian hardcore scene. Vocalist Jason Moody explains. Corey [Edelman, guitarist] was over at my house. We were hanging out and as it always does, the topic turned to […]
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You can catch Mouth of the South on the road one final time this month. They’ll be out with Creations during November playing MOTS songs live for the last time. Next year they become Rival Choir and release “I Believe, Help My Unbelief.” You can read more about Rival Choir at www.rivalchoir.com.
Rival Choir will be releasing their new album “I Believe, Help My Unbelief,” early next year. Rival Choir is a continuation of Mouth of the South. With their newest direction as a band both musical and missional, the new name fully encompasses their new inclination and sound.
Mouth of the South become Rival Choir and will be releasing their album early in 2016. Find out more at www.rivalchoir.com.
