Full Album Stream: Tear Out The Heart - Dead, Everywhere

So one of the newest sections I created was "Full Album Streams".  Not only did this gave folks something to listen to when they are cruising the site (being that the original intention of this site was to acts as a hub to explore), but also a chance for people to explore new artists, new genres, and new albums before deciding to purchase them (also from links on AFGM's site).

Full album streams seem to be a new fad that a lot of internet savvy people are jumping on.  It can be in the form of a Soundcloud widget, a YouTube playlist, or even a single YouTube video.  This often gives record labels a chance to promote new artists and for people to subscribe to their social media pages.  So hopefully this provides you access to some new music, bands, and/or artists.  Cheers!


(Artwork by AFGM.  Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)

PS - Feel free to send us an email if you have any albums you think you should be on this list or a new one coming out we missed.  We're always listening!

Tear Out The Heart is a five piece metalcore band from St. Louis, Missouri.  "Dead, Everywhere" is their sophomore release through Victory Records and was released on January 27th, 2015.  TOTH consists of:

Tyler Konersman - Vocals | Josh Spohr - Guitar | Matthieu Murphy - Guitar

Isaac Etter - Bass / Vocals | Matt Epstein - Drums

(Album artwork courtesy of Tear Out The Heart and Victory Records)

1. Dead, Everywhere
2. Feel Real
3. I've Got Secrets
4. Damage Control
5. The Rejected
6. Boiled Nails
7. Breaking Through
8. Viking Funeral
9. You Are No King
10. Error
11. School Of Bleeders
12. The Epitome Of Misery
13. Incomplete
14. Curse You



Tear Out The Heart have a product to be proud of with this record. Ferocious vocals and break downs heavier than the weight Atlas is said to still be carrying on his shoulders, Dead, Everywhere is able to stand alongside the top metalcore acts of our time. And they’ve fought for the right to be considered among the breakout talents of 2015. -Substream Magazine