Full Album Stream: Dayseeker - Origin

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!

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!

(Artwork by AFGM.  Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)

Dayseeker is a five piece metal group based out of San Diego, California).  Their latest album titled "Origin" will be released on April 21st, 2015 via Invogue Records.  The band currently consists of:

Rory Rodriguez - Vocals | Alex Polk - Guitar | Gino Sgambelluri - Guitar

Andrew Sharp - Bass | Mike Karle - Drums

(Album artwork courtesy of Dayseeker and Invogue Records)

1. The Nail in Our Coffin
2. A Cancer Uncontained*
3. Dead to the World: Alive in My Eyes
4. The Earth Will Turn*
5. The Darkness Won't Divide*
6. Origin
7. The Burning of Bridges*
8. Speechless Mind
9. The World Was Quiet
10. Lucid Dreamer
11. A God Without a Face
12. Never See the Sun Rise

(* = AFGM Recommendations)



This is an impressive record throughout, and though it seems it needs more pace, a change of it would ruin this record’s potential and the atmospheric sound that they have created on this album really makes it stand out, with a great mixture of vocals in the right places which makes the record work. The album is definitely worth a listen when it’s released next week, as it may be one of the best so far this year, Dayseeker are certainly worth waiting for. -Thinking Lyrically