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    STORM

    STORM

    (2004)

    Reviewed by Len Nash

    Label independentThe Phantom Tollbooth2004
    modern rockprogressive rockrock

    There is a STORM outside; a band that is on the rise, a band that plays a mix of whole hearted progressive and modern rock making an atmosphere that feels like rock that is American and true. Yet STORM can also put out a decent punk song, an acoustic song, plus a blend of hard and melodic with a nice touch of straight forward and talented clean vocals. The bass, guitars, and drums mix with the vocals to create a solid and talented band. They are singing about life, straight to the point, and spoken from the heart.

    STORM is an acronym for Serving The Only Risen Messiah. As of early January 2004, STORM is in a management deal with Greg Menza and Associates, which helped launch the careers of such artists as: dc Talk, The Waiting, Ray Boltz, Newsboys, as well as co-managing Third Day for a while. With this kind of business know-how to back up music that pulls in the listener, this is one piece of weather we'll be hearing a lot from.

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