Sucking Out The Poison

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Monday 20th November 2006

He Is Legend release new album solely to mainstream

AMERICAN heavy rock band He Is Legend spoke recently about their new album 'Suck Out The Poison', which is not being released into the Christian market. The band's Schuyler Dane told HM magazine, "This is a fierce and brutal record sonically and vocally. But lyrically, I wanted to take the fairy tale existence my band and I have lived on the road and put it into fairy tales on the record. Each song is a story. The overriding theme deals with loss.and how loss can affect you. Even though many of the songs are in the first person, it's usually a character speaking and not me. I am basically just a narrator on the album as many of these stories play themselves out. It's dark, but it's also real, in a sense. Even though these are fictitious stories they are based on events that have taken place around me." CR

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Posted by Matt in Cambridge @ 00:41 on Feb 1 2007

I was recently at the Norma Jean Gig in London for which He Is Legend were part of the line up. Great music fantastic live performance. Judging from the crowds reaction the all ready command a following in the secular arena. Good Luck to them, I just hope they take the message of salvation with them.



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