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Sorry for the Delay!
This month we were lucky to have a wide range of people contributing to the magazine. We really do look at this venture as a collective. We welcome input and articles from our friends and fans. We will even run older stories that were never published in the past.
In the future, look for the first musical issue from the Down The Line Collective as The Basement Tapes compilation is nearing the final stages of completion. If you have been listening to the Basement Tapes podcast, then you know what kind of great music to expect from that. Stay tuned for more details on that release as the date moves closer.
Action Spotlight:
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(Freedom Firm did not buy this ad nor do they endorse this magazine – just givin’ ya food for thought)
Print Articles:
- Dime Store Zombies: What Happens When Your Band is Eaten by the Undead?
- Sammy Horner interview
- Matt Hunt’s Brutal Planet
- Seventh Circle: The Struggle 2013 2-CD Special Edition Remaster
- Decrypting Under Midnight
- This Band Is Our House: The Story of Adam Again
- Adel Meisenheimer: Paying It Forward
- Interview With Bram Cools
- Glenn Peoples: Hell and Heavy Metal, We Have Found the Connection!
- 2013 Staff Picks
Reviews:
- Soup The Chemist – Through My Window
- Bride – Skin For Skin +2 (Collector’s Edition)
- Stryper – No More Hell To Pay
- Fluxtional – Not Yet
- Deliverance – Hear What I Say!
- Bill Mallonee and The High Desert Freaks – Dolorosa
- Jagged Doctrine – Electrocuted
- Wales Road – Radio Scripture
- Archaeologist – Vol. I EP
- The Way – I Keep Falling
- False Idle – Threat
- Jason Tyler Burton – Something Borrowed
- The Sweet Sorrows – It All Belong
- Grace & Thieves – Shepherd of the Wolves
- Glenn Rowlands – Ancient Eagle
- Easter Teeth – Being Alone With Your Thoughts Is For Inmates
- Transistor Revival – Transistor Revival
- Fashion Week – Darker Things
- The Glance – Virtue, Vice, Grace & Sin
- Kings & Daughters – The Lion
- False Idle – California Or Bust EP
- Bride – Incorruptible
- And How – More Happy Than You Think You Are
- Mike Indest – The Pretty EP
- Eddie Parino – That’s Me Poppin’ A String
- Lost Orchards – Deaf Kids EP
- Dark Country – Tunes From The Darkside
- The Distortion Mirrors – Zeros and Kings
- The Insyderz – Soundtrack To A Revolution
- Secret Archives of the Vatican – Storms
- Food for Life Ministry Benefit Compilation
- Alpha Charlie – …And I Wait
- Dime Store Zombies – Dime Store Zombies
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Down the Line covers bands that explored the intersection between faith and art in the 1980s through the early 1990s – even though they were probably never accepted in to what is called “Contemporary Christian Music” because they were too edgy or alternative or liberal or for whatever reason. Some of these bands may still be making music today, and others may have moved on. We cover these bands (active or dormant) as well as any new projects by former members of these bands and any new bands that may have the same spirit as these bands.
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