 | New Surrender [Read More ...]
Description: This is the major label debut for the Central Florida pop-rock stalwarts, Anberlin. The new album features 13 tracks that further expand on Anberlin's signature sound. Stephen Christian's distinct vocals backed by Joseph Milligan and Christian McAlhaney's driving guitars and the... |
 | Never Take Friendship Personal [Read More ...]
Description: There's only one word that comes immediately to mind when describing Anberlin's Never Take Friendship Personal release. The word? Amazing. This is one of those truly remarkable releases that is so refreshing, so defining, and so well done, you will feel a need to let every know a... |
 | Cities [Read More ...]
Description: Unlike most emo bands that merely offer a laundry list of personal hardships over the sound of loud guitars, the members of Anberlin know that they can seek salvation in a higher power, so the songs on Cities aren't so much about self-pity as self-preservation. It's a refreshing ... |
 | Lost Songs [Read More ...]
Review: Songs Once Lost, But Now Found:It seems that in music today they can't go six months without releasing a new project. Whether they're just that insecure, or they just love putting out material seems to still be questioned, but the fans love it, and that's what counts. However, th... |
 | Blueprints for the Black Market [Read More ...]
Full Title - Blueprints For The Black Market. 2004 debut album from hotly tipped hard rock act who also appeal to indie/emo fans. 11 tracks. Golf. |
 | New Surrender [Read More ...]
Description: This is the major label debut for the Central Florida pop-rock stalwarts, Anberlin. The new album features 13 tracks that further expand on Anberlin's signature sound. Stephen Christian's distinct vocals backed by Joseph Milligan and Christian McAlhaney's driving guitars and the... |
 | New Surrender [USB Stick] [Read More ...]
This USB bracelet features the album, 4 bonus tracks and additional content!! |
 | Cities [Read More ...]
Description: Unlike most emo bands that merely offer a laundry list of personal hardships over the sound of loud guitars, the members of Anberlin know that they can seek salvation in a higher power, so the songs on Cities aren't so much about self-pity as self-preservation. It's a refreshing ... |
 | Blueprints for the Black Market [Read More ...]
Full Title - Blueprints For The Black Market. 2004 debut album from hotly tipped hard rock act who also appeal to indie/emo fans. 11 tracks. Golf. |
