New Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Music Risng From Impending Doom, Black Coffee & Purgatory

From Southern California comes the latest release titled "The Sin And Doom Vol. II" from the deathcore metal band, Impending Doom. The title pays homage to the band's demo tape "The Sin And Doom Of Godless Men," which was released back in 2005 as their popularity continues to grow. Their new 10-song release kicks things off with the juggernaut onslaught of "The Wrenched And The Godless." Their aggressive attack continues with the chugging rhythm of "Burn" and the growling vocals of "Evil." The adrenaline pumps through the strength of "Paved With Bones" and the darkness of "The Serpents Tongue" as Impending Doom showcase their early thrash metal influences on "Unbroken." The band wrap up their latest release with the explosive power of "Everything's Fake" and the tempo changes of "Run For Your Life (She Calls)." To find out more about Impending Doom and their latest release "The Sin And Doom Vol. II," please visit the band's Facebook page at facebook.com/impendingdoom.

Hard-rockers, Black Coffee recently released their debut album, "Take One," back in April. After forming only a year earlier over their love of classic rock music, Black Coffee look to bring their influences into the modern era with their own music. They start out their new 9-song release with the big guitar riffs and screaming vocals of "I Barely Know Her" and the quick pace of "Hurricane" as the band sound experienced beyond their years. The album continues with the AC/DC-like, guitar driven "Born To Lie," before slowing down for the progressive ballad "The Traveler," as acoustics give way to electric during the solo. Black Coffee finish up their new album with the swift, high energy of "Fade" and the hard rock romp of "Away," as the band showcases their exceptional skills. To find out more about Black Coffee and their latest release "Take One," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/officialblackcoffee.

From the mid-west, comes the debut album from the hardcore metal band, Purgatory. Their new release titled "Cold Side Of Reality" will be released on June 1st through Unbeaten Records and features only 8-tracks. They begin with the dark, aggressive pounding of the title-song as the band forces their energy into your heavy metal soul. The onslaught continues with the growling vocals of "Violence Is My Vice" and the metal riff-fueled sound of "Down For Mine (D4M)." They wrap up their new hard-hitting, take no prisoners release with the chugging juggernaut of "Pray For Death" and the reckless attack of the album closer "Sanctum Of Misery." To find out more about Purgatory and their latest release "Cold Side Of Reality," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/purgatoryushc.

New Hard Rocking Releases From Zeal & Ardor, Modern Maps, Bad Wolves & Jollymon

Arriving June 8th is the sophomore release, "Stranger Fruit" from Zeal & Ardor. The brains behind the music comes from Manuel Gagneux as he looks to grow his sound with this new 16-track release. He mixes blues and soul together on the rough, emotional opening of "Graveyard Chant," before delivering an all-out rock assault with the chorus of "Servants." He quickens the pace of "Don't You Dare" with a guitar frenzy and raging vocals as he continues adding to his music mixture with the hardcore metal appeal of "Fire Of Motion" and the enchanted gospel tones of "The Hermit." Gagneux lays down the power of his delivery during "Ship Of Fire" and "Waste," before finishing up his new album with the thick, heavy-hitting blues of "We Can't Be Found" and the rock gospel closer "Built On Ashes." To find out more about Zeal & Ardor and his latest release "Stranger Fruit," please visit zealandardor.com.

Southern California trio, Modern Maps are preparing to release their debut studio album "Hope You're Happy" on June 1st. Their new 11-song release kicks off with the high energy, alternative/pop sound of "Autopilot." Their sound is so addictive as displayed in "Heatwave" and "Ahold Of Me" that they should have no trouble rising up the albums chart. The beats are rocking during "Nightfall," before shifting gears for the acoustic ballad "One More Night." Modern Maps finish up their new album with the youthful, post-punk edginess of "Your Fault" and the grand rock appeal of "Something Different." To find out more about Modern Maps and their latest release "Hope You're Happy," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/ModernMaps.

The hard-hitting, heavy metal band Bad Wolves recently released their debut album "Disobey." The band is made up of ex-members of In This Moment, Devildriver and God Forbid and have been working toward this new album for the past 3 years. Their new 13-song release begins with the aggressive attack of "Officer Down" as you can instantly feel the chemistry between these band members as each one excels at their trade. They keep the energy flowing with the screams of "Learn To Live" and the modern edginess of "No Masters." Bad Wolves let up on the speed pedal for their dark, emotional rendition of  The Cranberries' song "Zombie." Then the band continues with the mainstream appeal of "Remember When," before returning to the aggressive/reckless feel of "Better The Devil." Bad Wolves finish up their new album with the chugging guitars of "Shape Shifter" and the last blast of hardcore energy in the form of "Toast To The Ghost." To find out more about Bad Wolves and their latest release "Disobey," please visit badwolvesnation.com.

Arriving June 8th, is the new full-length album titled "Void Walker" from the stoner-metal band, Jollymon. Their new nine-song release begins with the melodic chorus of "Tsunami" and the guitar frenzy of "Monkey Hawk" as the band draws from their sixties and seventies inspirations. Jollymon lock into a swinging groove for "Be Nice," before showcasing their more aggressive side on the quick moving "Missile Commander." The band wrap up their new album with the progressive metal appeal of "Void Walker" as the band switches gears and tempos, before closing out their new release with the thunderous rhythm of "Sky Burial." To find out more about Jollymon and their latest release "Void Walker," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/PDX.Jollymon.

New Music From Indie-Artists Rich DePaolo, Goodnight Moonshine And Robin McKelle

Singer/songwriter Rich DePaolo is readying his new album "Killed For Kings." It features a dozen tales about rising above everyday troubles. Beginning with "More Of The Same," Rich's sweet vocals and gentle acoustic strumming starts off the album on a high note as you are looking forward to a relaxing trip. He continues with the country/folk feel of "Where Believers Don't Go" and the comforting sway of "Climb." He adds a few more instruments to the folk/rock appeal of "Diamond Minds," before plugging in for the dark, bluesy rock of "There's Only One." Rich DePaolo returns for a moment to the gentle acoustics of "Kisses & Chains," which then gets taken over by an emotional guitar solo, before finishing up his new album with the quiet acoustics of "What Are You Crying For?" and the thoughtful poetic lyrics of "Last Train." To find out more about Rich DePaolo and his latest release "Killed For Kings," please visit richdepaolo.com.

The husband and wife duo of Molly Venter and Eben Pariser are preparing to release their new Goodnight Moonshine album titled "I'm The Only One Who Will Tell You, You're Bad." The album features the work of New Orleans jazz band Roosevelt Dime, on the opening two tracks, the island flair of "Settle Down" and the soulful, R&B groove of "What We Asked For." Goodnight Moonshine continues their new 14-song release with their recollection of life with the gentle sway of "Bowie" and then "I Love You Goodbye," as you will simply fall in love with Molly's sweet vocals. Their sound switches to a more country vibe with "Scientist," before Eben steps up to the mic for the gentle folk poetry of "In The End." Goodnight Moonshine wrap up their new album with the return of Roosevelt Dime on the waltz of "Looking At Forever" and the banjo-led bluegrass of "Keep The Spark." To find out more about Goodnight Moonshine and their latest release "I'm The Only One Who Will Tell You, You're Bad," please visit goodnightmoonshine.com.

Finally we arrive at the latest release from soul singer Robin McKelle titled "Melodic Canvas." The title is fitting since she fills her new album with melodies that get shown upon a canvas of R&B/Jazz music. She starts out her new album with the bluesy tone of "Do You Believe" and the quiet, spiritual story of "Lyla." She swings with the gentle touch of piano on "Come To Me" and then delivers a meaningful, gospel rendition of the classic "Swing Low." Robin finishes up her new album with the gentle homage to the "Simple Man," along with the R&B flavor of "It Won't End Up" and her international touch of "The Sun Dried" sung in French. To find out more about Robin McKelle and her latest release "Melodic Canvas," please visit robinmckelle.com.

Enjoy The "Exotic Delights" Of The Numero Group's Latest Box Set, "Technicolor Paradise"

The Numero Group recently released their latest box set titled "Technicolor Paradise: Rhum Rhapsodies & Other Exotic Delights." Not since the "Ultra-Lounge" collection in the mid-nineties has there been a new release that captures the essence of these outstanding sonic delights of sound. This new 3-disc set is broken up into different categories, such as "Daiquiri Delights," "Rhum Rhapsodies" and "Mai Tai Mambos."

The first disc, "Daiquiri Delights" culls together 18-tracks that have a common theme of guitar instrumentals. The music carries that island flair as the songs are more about setting the mood, then showcasing their abilities to grab your attention. Many of the artists in this set are not well-known, but carry a common love for exotic lounge music. After you make your way through these wonderful instrumental tracks, the next disc features the vocal versions of some island classics. Songs like "Nature Boy," "Silent Island" and "Isle Of Love" are re-energized as singers like Darla Hood, Martha Raye and Carmen add their own special touch to these 18 beauties housed on disc 2, which is titled "Rhum Rhapsodies."

The third, and final disc of this set, is titled "Mai Tai Mambos." This is where the set's energy lies as these 18-tracks are infused with a rhythm that is sure to get your heart pumping and your hips shaking. Songs like "Caravan" and "Hari's Harem" will get you up and swinging to these outstanding groovy songs that will get your pulse racing. This 53-song set also features five songs that are exclusive to CDs. To find out more about this new amazing box set, please visit numerogroup.com.

Alice Cooper Group Guitarist, Michael Bruce Gives Us Insight Into The Band's Early Days With New Book

Original guitarist/keyboardist for the Alice Cooper Group, Michael Bruce, set the story straight as to the rise of the band and how it splintered; in a new book titled "No More Mr. Nice Guy." The best thing about this new book are the first hand recollection of the stories as to how hard the Alice Cooper Band worked to become one of the top music acts in the seventies.

Michael Bruce, along with Billy James, gives us exclusive insight into the recording of the band's early albums and the preparation for their live shows. The book also touches upon the shift in power within the band, from bass player Dennis Dunaway to lead singer, Vincent Furnier. The 118-page story contains 40 pages of black & white photos, concert posters and early press material for the Alice Cooper Group. The first six chapters follow the rise in popularity of the band as they became a phenomenon on the live scene, before band leader Vincent Furnier put an abrupt end to the band and took over the name Alice Cooper as a solo artist with a new band as the seventies came to a close.

The final two chapters catch the reader up with the life of Michael Bruce as he dealt with the struggles of a solo career and the passing of his close friend and bandmate Glen Buxton. The happy ending, if there is one, is that Michael Bruce was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2011 as a member of the Alice Cooper Group. Bruce still rocks out with his latest band, the Michael Bruce Force and has also played on few songs with Alice Cooper on his latest albums. To find out more about this newly published book "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and other releases from Michael Bruce, please visit pledgemusic.com.

The New Documentary "Big Gold Dream" Reminds Us Where The Surge Of Indie-Music Soared In Scotland

Back in the late-seventies/early-eighties, there were these two small, independent music labels (FAST Product & Postcard Records) located in Scotland that helped shape the world of post-punk/independent music in the U.K. Most of the world is unaware of their importance to the modern day music scene, but a new documentary titled "Big Gold Dream" helps with the missing link to today's alternative/punk music.

Director Grant McPhee does and outstanding job using classic raw film footage and interweaving interviews to describe the music scene in Scotland, beginning in 1977 with the arrival of The Clash. The film follows the development of the FAST Product label as they would release singles by bands like Scars and Gang Of Four. The discovery of The Human League helped the FAST label skyrocket in sales, but the documentary describes that it was more about the discovery of new acts for Bob Last and Hillary Morrison. After only two years, Bob decided to close the FAST Product label down, but their inspiration still echoes in today indie-market.

Another label that was started in Glasgow by Alan Horne, took a different approach to signing new music. The label was named Postcard and took on bands with a cleaner, more polished, "post-punk," pop sound. Their flagship band was Orange Juice and the Postcard label was a low-key outfit by hand-coloring the covers of their singles with magic marker. The label also signed The Go-Betweens and Aztec Camera as the film states that Postcard rivaled FAST as two of the fastest rising music labels in Scotland. While the Postcard label lasted just as long as FAST Product, these two indie music labels may have laid the blueprint for building your own independent music recording label.

It's great listening to every artist's story first hand, re-collecting their triumphs  during that time period. Getting the stories first hand, gives a great authenticity to that specific time period when the world of music was changing. To find out more about the documentary "Big Gold Dream," please visit facebook.com/SOYSFilm.

New Music From Yuka & Chronoship, Darryl Way, Fernando Perdomo And The Man From RavCon

Japanese-based progressive rock band Yuka & Chronoship recently released their brand new studio album titled "Ship." It features 11-tracks, beginning with the seven song suite based on the Greek mythology "ARGO." Fellow progressive artist Sonja Kristina (Curved Air) lends a hand with the vocals of the opening track "Tears Of The Figurehead," from that point on, its an all out, rock assault with some of the best musicians on the planet. Other songs in the suite, like "Landing" and "Golden Fleece" have a retro, progressive rock sound as Yuka & Chromoship find the perfect balance of keyboards and guitars to keep the journey interesting. The wonderful acoustics of the "Islands In The Stream" adds a sweet mystical sound to creative landscape that the band has built with their iconic sound. Yuka sings in her native language during "Visible Light" and the group invites another guest  artist, Hiroyuki Isuta, to sing on the album's closing song, the 9-minute epic journey of "Did You Find A Star?" To find out more about Yuka & Chronoship and their latest release "Ship," please visit omp-company.com.

English rock and classical violinist Darryl Way is paying tribute once again to his favorite composer Vivaldi with his latest masterpiece "The Four Seasons." Way is one of the founding members of the progressive rock band Curved Air and his contribution of the song "Vivaldi" on the band's debut album showcased his talents on the violin. Now Darryl Way returns to the subject matter with his new solo album "Vivaldi's Four Seasons In Rock." The new 12-song release displays Way's love for classical music as he handles the subject matter with grace and charm. After the album kicks off with the well-known piece "Spring Allegro," Darryl Way leads us through all four seasons as the tone of his performances play an important roll into how the music is portrayed. After listening to this 40-minute musical homage, you too will become a fan of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons." To find out more about Darryl Way and his latest release "Vivaldi's Four Seasons In Rock," please visit darrylway.com.

Guitarist Fernando Perdomo recently released his debut album, "Out To Sea." Perdomo may be best known as the guitarist for the Dave Kerzner Band and this album draws upon Fernando's love of 70's art rock (Genesis, Yes). He begins his new album with the short, fast-pace of "The Architect" as Fernando pays tribute to the late, great Peter Banks. He pours his talents into the more progressive feel of "De Boerderij," then showcases his 70's art rock influences with "Roses Spread All Over The World." He finishes is new album with mystical feel of "The Dream" and the 16-minute epic "Dreaming In Stereo Suite," which sounds like it came straight from the Genesis songbook. Fernando Perdomo also adds an instrumental cover of King Crimson's "Starless" as a bonus. To find out more about Fernando Perdomo and his latest release "Out To Sea," please visit fernandoperdomo.com.

Musical artist/composer Mike Brown is preparing to release his ninth studio album "Another World" under the moniker, The Man From RavCon. On his latest instrumental solo album, Brown blends together his 70's mainstream rock influences with the progressive/melodic journeys he has come to love. His latest 9-song/45-minute work of art begins with the addictive rhythm of "Colossus" as you'd swear you were in a time machine, listening to music from 40 years ago. He returns with the modern day jazz fusion of "Satellite Flight," while the softer sound of "Max The Cat" features flutist Jeff Eacho. Brown switches tempos during the "Promise Land," before wrapping up his new album with the atmospheric soundscapes of "Another World" and the electronic beats of "Pole To Pole." To find out more about The Man From RavCon and his latest release "Another World," please visit manfromravcon.com.

New Music From Dead Girls Academy, Nils Patrik Johansson, Luca Princiotta Band & Architects Of Chaoz

Growing up in a post-hair metal Los Angeles, Michael Orlando set his sights to the heights. His band received a record deal, toured the world and he was living the rock and roll dream, until a bus accident changed everything. After nearly dying, Michael reassessed his career and decided to rebuild his musical empire, beginning with his new band, Dead Girls Academy. They will be releasing their new album "Alchemy" on June 15th, through Victory Records. The new 11-song release begins with the explosion of "Medicine" as Michael picks up right where he left off. The album continues with the intensity of "Forever" and the pounding of "No Way Out" as Dead Girls Academy have their finger on the pulse of modern hard rock music. The band unleashes an aggressive sound on "Everything," as if they still have something to prove. The band wraps up their new album with the dark, electronic grunge metal of "Devil On My Shoulder" and the mainstream, electronic rock appeal of "Far Away." To find out more about Dead Girls Academy and their latest release "Alchemy," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/DeadGirlsAcademy.

Arriving May 25th on Metalville Records is the debut solo album from Nils Patrik Johansson titled "Evil Deluxe." Johansson, who started out as a drummer, found his way as a singer with the band, Astral Doors and was influenced by some of the best heavy metal singers like Ronnie James Dio, Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale. Johansson's new 12-track release begins with the thunderous rhythm of the title song "Evil Deluxe" as you can instantly hear the influences in his singing. He quickens the pace with the Black Sabbath-type feel of "Estonia" and the chugging guitars of "Gasoline." The high-powered energy continues with "September Black" and the classic metal appeal of "Burning," which shows Nils appreciation for the early days of heavy metal. He wraps up his new album with the grand, orchestral metal sound of "Circle In The Sky" and the slower, experimentally odd piece "A Waltz For Paris." To find out more about Nils Patrik Johansson and his latest release "Evil Deluxe," please visit his Facebook page at facebook.com/Nilspatrikjohansson.

Also arriving on May 25th is the debut album from DORO guitarist Luca Princiotta. His new album, "Rough Blue" features 10 electrifying guitar driven tracks, beginning with a jolt of energy in the form of "On Board." Luca wastes no time showcasing his skills on the guitar as you will easily get drawn in to his amazing talents. He picks up the intensity with "Shake The Cake," then handles the vocals on the bluesy feel of "What It Takes." The Luca Princiotta Band tear through "The Guest," before closing their new album with the heavy metal attack of "Rough Blue" and the melodic guitar work of "We Need Time." To find out more about the Luca Princiotta Band and their latest release "Rough Blue," please visit lucaprinciotta.com.

Another May 25th release from Metalville Records is the new studio album from Architects Of Chaoz titled "(R)Evolution." The new 13-song release comes bursting out of the gate with the high impact, opening track "Rise" as you are re-introduced to this hardcore metal band. The pounding rhythm and screaming vocals make up the aggressive sound of "Dead Again" and "Hitman" as Architects Of Chaoz are sure to make their presence known in the heavy metal community. The album continues with the growls of "Century Of Cancer" and the battle cry of "Pressure," before reaching its finale with the guitar frenzy of "No Way Out" and the slow burn of "The Pulse Of The Sun." To find out more about Architects Of Chaoz and their latest release "(R)Evolution," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/architectsofchaoz.

New High Energy Music Arriving From A Gentlemen's Agreement, VS & Irish Moutarde

Arriving in February was the debut album from the alternative/metal band A Gentlemen's Agreement. Their new album titled "Truths And Secrets" features nine hard hitting, aggressive pieces of music, beginning with the guitar frenzy of "Shellshocked" and the swift, heavy pounding rhythm of "Truths And Secrets." They continue with the guitar attack of "Circus Of War" and the high-speed, hardcore metal attack of "Fear The Black Abyss," before wrapping up their debut album with the addictive chorus of "Guild" and the guitar riff-fueled instrumental "Triumph In The Halls Of Justice." To find out more about A Gentlemen's Agreement and their new album "Truths And Secrets," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/agentlemensagreement.

British alternative rock band VS have returned with their new digital-only EP "Alternative Reality." It features five tracks that showcase the band's evolving sound since their debut EP, "Reality." The album begins with the lo-fi, grunge appeal of "Escapism" as the band motors through the songs quick pace. VS showcase their Seattle influence as the buzz of "18 Words" and big guitar riffs of "(My) Fragile" keep the nostalgic sound of the nineties flowing through your speakers. The band also tacks-on a bonus track, the deep bass groove of their single-only release "One In A Million," which sounds like it came from the early days of Nirvana. To find out more about VS and their latest release "Alternative Reality," please visit vsthesystem.com.

From Quebec City, Canada comes the sophomore release titled "Perdition" from the Celtic punk band Irish Moutarde. Their new 13-track release mixes together English, French and Irish dialect with a high energy, pace to their sound. If this album doesn't get you in the mood for drinking beer and having a grand time, then nothing will as they quickly move through the storied lyrics of "The Poison Trail" and the light-hearted fun of "Eat, Drink And Be Merry." While you may not understand the lyrics to songs like "A la sante de Lucifer" and "Bientot," you will still find yourself enjoying the punk like energy of the music. Irish Moutarde finish up their new album with acoustic fold tale of "Old Days" and the one final romp of "The Bitter End." To find out more about Irish Moutarde and their latest release "Perdition," please visit irishmoutarde.com.

Lords Of Acid Are "Pretty In Kink," Red Devil Vortex Feels "Something Has To Die" & Shaving The Werewolf Give Us A "One Way Ticket"

Electronic Dance Music (EDM) pioneers Lords Of Acid return from a six year hiatus to delivery their brand new studio album "Pretty In Kink." It features a dozen tracks that the band has worked on for the past few years on this much anticipated release. The album starts off with the sonic flow of "Break Me" as lead singer Marieke Bresseleers wastes no time re-acquainting herself with you as she takes control of the song. They keep a steady rhythm during "Ma Fillie De Joie," before Lords Of Acid deliver the dance/hip-hop beats of "Flow Juice" to get the adrenaline pumping. They come roaring back with the big rock sound of "Like Pablo Escabar" and "Goldfinger," before finishing up their album with the new wave appeal of "So Goddamn Good" and the growling vocals and buzz of "We Are The Freaks." To find out more about Lords Of Acid and their latest release "Pretty In Kink," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/lordsofacid.

From Los Angeles, CA comes the debut release from heavy metal rockers Red Devil Vortex. Their new album "Something Has To Die" features only four tracks, including their lead single "The Fallen." They have a very modern metal appeal as displayed in the high-energy opener "Undaunted." The album continues with the powerful blast of "The Devil's Place" and the chugging guitar riffs of "Something Has To Die," before closing with the band's lead single "The Fallen," which showcases the band's bright future in heavy metal music. To find out more about Red Devil Vortex and their latest release "Something Has To Die," please visit reddevilvortex.com.

Arriving last month, was the latest release from Norwegian metal band, Shaving The Werewolf titled "One Way Ticket To Dick City." It features a dozen tracks, beginning with the aggressive screams of "Me, Myself And Ironic Distance." They continue their heavy metal onslaught with the raw speed of the title song "One Way Ticket To Dick City" and the gigantic buzz of "Courtesy Flush" as Shaving The Werewolf will certainly get the blood pumping with their hardcore sound. The screaming intensifies with "A Stain Upon A Sheet" as the band pour their all into their heavy metal sound. The album wraps up with the clash of "Bedsores & Beyond" and the weird, jazz-type swing of "Mage Against The Regime." To find out more about Shaving The Werewolf and their latest release "One Way Ticket To Dick City," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/shavingthewerewolf.

New Heavy Metal Music From LIK, The Ocean & Soliloquium

Arriving in early May were a couple of hardcore, death metal releases that may have slipped under the radar. First up is the Swedish metal band LIK with their latest release "Carnage." It was released on May 4th and features ten, face melting anthems like "Rid You Of Your Flesh" and "Celebration Of The Twisted." They keep the speed and energy in overdrive, all the way through to the closing tracks, "Death Cult" and "Embrace The End." To find out more about LIK and their latest release "Carnage," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/LIKofficial.

Then, a week later on May 11th, the progressive metal band, The Ocean re-issued their song "Rhyacian: Untimely Meditations." The band re-recorded the song to celebrate the its 10th anniversary and to showcase their latest guitar line-up as they prepare to record their next full-length album. To find out more about The Ocean, please visit theoceancollective.com.

At the very beginning of June, we will see the sophomore release from the Swedish doom metal band, Soliloquium. The new album titled "Contemplations," features eight tracks, beginning with the 9-minute growl of "Chains" and the more mystical metal appeal of "Catharsis." Soliloquium continue with the intense instrumental "Streetlights" and the quieter touch of "22." They close out their new album with their return to the howling doom metal of "In Affect" and the 9-minute progressive metal epic "Wanderlust." To find out more about Soliloquium and their latest release "Contemplations," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/Soliloquium.