Lo and behold, it's The Finisher—the much awaited sequel to Son of the Morning, fresh off Oh, Sleeper's most recent album of the same title. Directed by Daniel Davison (formerly of Norma Jean), this video will surely take you for a ride. Enjoy!

Online music shop Divine Metal Distro has been feeling very generous lately—the DMD Digital Sampler is out now, absolutely FREE of charge! Fans of metal that matters are surely in for a treat as this freebie features underground faves I Built the Cross and Venia, and even long-timers Narnia among many others.

Track listing:

1. NARNIA - Kings Will Come
2. THRESHER - Here I Am
3. MICHAEL PHILLIPS - Anthem
4. ULTIMATUM - Never
5. ELGIBBOR - Purity and Blood
6. NEPHESH - A Cold Breathe
7. ANCIENT PLAGUE - 1348
8. HORTOR - Our Wrath is Against Satanism and Blasphemous Symbols
9. BROKEN FLESH - Son of Perdition
10. I BUILT THE CROSS - Misguided Ministry
11. FUTURES END - Inner Self
12. VENIA - A Sigh of Redemption
13. EDGEND - Internal
14. HEAVEN'S FORCE - Hellover
15. MYRATH - Tempest of Sorrows


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Unsigned four-piece wonder Ocean Is Theory just released their highly anticipated EP dubbed In My Blood Again, and to give us a taste of their post-hardcore goodness, they're giving away 2 tracks off the said release for free!

Track listing:
1. Miles Away
2. The Motion, The Feeling

It seems the band has stepped up their act even more in this sophomore effort. They apparently have gone a tad angstier, that is, without losing the signature sound they have established with their first release. That said, fans of their previous work will most likely still be at home with these songs.

We here at WeHeartFreebies like it when it's for free, but we HEART it when it's got quality, and these songs will show you just so.


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Ocean Is Theory at MySpace

More often than not, I end up finding the files I need through torrents, that is, after an excruciating while of browsing through non-working links and fake files from a plethora of torrent sites. What makes it excruciating for me is my habit to really read the comments and feedback regarding the torrents to confirm if they are the exact files I am looking for, and also to ensure if they are virus-free---and I do that hopping from one site to another. Time is gold, you know, and we cannot afford to throw gold away.

Fortunately though, we now have the convenience of search engines specifically made for torrents, one of which I find definitely saves my precious time is Torrents Search Engine. Yes, there are countless other torrent search engines at our dispense, but sadly, many of them feature so-called "dead" torrents, those with no seeders, and even leechers, thus only prolonging our search time. However, Torrents Search Engine is not among that bunch as it gives search results consisting ONLY LIVE AND ACTIVE TORRENTS for the files I'm looking for. Needless to say, it does make my search way more convenient and not excruciating anyhow anymore! :)

Back in my teenage years, I frequently questioned the necessity of Algebra and why some of my teachers always insisted for us to learn it as if our lives depended on it. I'm not saying I didn't do good on it, because in fact, I did well, i.e. with the personal help of my teachers---you see, I always tried to muster courage to ask them whenever I needed something clarified. The problem though was, I never really knew Algebra's utter importance. That is, not until College when I realized, Algebraic know-how is essential to a lot of the subjects I had to take. Thank God, I've had teachers who were approachable enough and had enough free time to be asked help from.

Sadly, that's not always true, especially now that classroom populations have grown, and that teachers are not always that approachable and that they always have too many to handle---take it from me, I've been a teacher for 2 years already. That brings me to the reality that tutors are now a must in today's generation (not to mention the fact that today's youth have shorter attention span than ever before, and the fact that Algebra has the reputation for being one of the most hated subjects around). HOWEVER, let us face the fact that it's hard to find tutors nowadays, let alone GOOD tutors---let alone EFFECTIVE tutors.

Recently though, I am glad to have found out TutorVista.com, which has an ONLINE tutorial system for Algebra which I find reassuring as a teacher myself---talk about intensive Algebra help (it always pays to have the basics down pat) as well as advanced and equally intensive Algebra 2 help. Both features a vast array of electronic learning materials like animated demonstrations of how a certain formula works, questions banks as well problem solving simulations, that is, aside from the regular homework assistance and aids in preparing for exams. The best thing about it is they do it around-the-clock, 24/7.

Parents, students, and my fellow teachers, to give you a glimpse just how much they could help, I want you to check out the following links:

Math answers
Math problems
Algebra word problems
Math word problems

If you've head on over to those links, you might have realized what makes TutorVista the leading online tutorial service today, it's the dedication for effective tutorials, and have I mentioned they offer an unlimited monthly package covering all subjects at merely $99.99? Well, in my honest opinion, that's definitely worth it friends. I really don't have to force you, let them prove their efficiency to you themselves---you can actually try them out for FREE first as they have a FREE DEMO available too.

Genre: Indie/Piano rock/Alternative rock

It just can't get any better when a seemingly lazy Tuesday surprises you with a 6-track treat from 4-piece indie outfit We Shot The Moon. You just know it's alt-rock at its finest when one Mike Green (Paramore, Waking Ashland, The Matches) produces a full length—and with this sampler now up for grabs, you can have a taste of just how good it is a month before its release!

Featuring 3 songs from the up-and-coming A Silver Lining plus 3 others from the band's past efforts, this digital sampler will surely make your day just right. Well at least, it did for me, what with the fact it's one fine freebie sans the fuss of signing up.

Enjoy!


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We Shot The Moon at Myspace

I'm no big fan of beatboxing. It just seems like anybody with a mouth and some air to match can do it. However, with someone as impassioned as this Aussie spitting out beats on some lazy UK street (where apparently he's a stranger), I just can't help but bop along.

Genre: Metal/Metalcore/Synthcore/Screamo/Emo/Punk/Indie rock/Alternative rock/Rock

If you've been following this blog since square one, you might remember me featuring a couple of huge samplers miraculously still up for grabs even years after their supposed expiry dates. Well, one of those samplers—the Fuel MP3 Sampler by no less than Christian heavyweight Tooth & Nail Records—just got updated! Now packing an even stronger punch than ever before with the latest from frontliners The Chariot, August Burns Red, Underoath, Emery, As Cities Burn, and mewithoutYou, this certainly is THE must-grab sampler for the season! And man, did I mention there is a special UNRELEASED track from Oh, Sleeper tucked inbetween the sheets? By special I mean it's a song from their most anticipated up and coming sophomore effort. By unreleased I mean it's NOT EVEN ON MYSPACE YET! So if you're a huge fan of purposeful metalcore then you must be out of your noggin to pass on this one!


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Tooth & Nail official site

No freebies for now. Time to mourn (or laugh, depends on whether you're a fan or not). Take a look at how Jacko evolved from his Jackson 5 days to his death bed.

Genre: Electronic/Trip-hop/Chillout/Ambient/Downtempo

Mary Poppins. Boooring. Or so I thought.

If ever you have the same opinion for that oh-so-gloried musical of the yesteryears, better think again--at least after seeing this amusing video, and hearing its amazing accompanying track by no less than Pogo a.k.a. Faggotron in the land of Youtube. This guy has a talent I've not seen among electronic artists in years: to make something so soothing and so refreshing from something so old and so boring, and I must add, in a way that doesn't sound cheesy at all. No, it's not a remix. No, it's not a remake. It's the delicate art of sampling Pogo seems to have mastered in his short time as a young weaver of tunes.

With this masterpiece in particular, he took sound clips from the mentioned classic, put in some ambient drum beats, liven it up with some fluid bass runs and dreamy synth lines, and *walah*, you get a rare gem of a song. Coupled with a sleekly edited video, I know you'll find it even more irresistible as I did. Just watch. Chill out. Enjoy.



If you liked what you just heard, here's a bonus you might just love--grab it for free here.


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Pogo at Last.fm