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    [info]

    Artist       : Heartist
    Album        : Feeding Fiction
    Label        : Roadrunner
    Genre        : Hardcore
    Street Date  : 2014-00-00
    Quality      : 274 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
    Size         : 81.06 MB
    Time         : 39:08 min
    Url          : http://www.heartistband.com/

    [tracks]

    1.  What Kind Of World                                                 3:13
    2.  Black Cloud                                                        3:41
    3.  Skeletons                                                          3:33
    4.  Pressure Point                                                     3:27
    5.  Ignite                                                             3:05
    6.  Unbreakable                                                        3:30
    7.  Legacy                                                             3:48
    8.  Manipulate                                                         4:03
    9.  Ready To Change                                                    3:24
    10. Set Me Free                                                        3:28
    11. Demons                                                             3:56


    [notes]

    Retail > WEB always.

    Equal parts anthemic grandeur, brawny metalcore-infused heaviness, and
    chorus-driven radio rock nirvana, Feeding Fiction is Heartist at their
    absolute best. With each song boasting a towering chorus that demands to be
    unleashed in arenas and stadiums, it is rich with hooks and chunky riffs,
    and vocalist Bryce Beckley's candid lyrics and soaring vocals aim to bring
    real, honest emotion back into heavy music.

    "We started this band because we looked around and everything seemed
    stagnant, everyone just seemed to be doing the same thing, and I haven't
    heard a song on the radio that's really touched my soul in what seems like
    forever," states Beckley. "We want people to hear us and go wow, holy s**t,
    that's what's been missing."