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Since October

Band formed in Bradenton, FL

Since October's Genre:

Contemporary Christian, Religious, Christian Rock, Christian Metal

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Hard Rock

Hard Rock on Slacker Radio is the way Rock is supposed to be...good and hard. You'll hear the best new music from bands like System of a Down, Chevelle, Saliva, Tool, Korn, Shinedown, Metallica, Disturbed as well as deeper album cuts from your favorite Rock bands to give you the full hard rock experience.

Since October

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like Lavell Thompson, Neurosonic, Pivitplex, Grey Holiday, Philmont, Detour One Eighty, B.D.A., I Am Empire, Silverline, The Wrecking and more.

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Since October's Selected Discography (2)

Life, Scars, Apologies

This Is My Heart

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Artists Related to Since October (50)

	Lavell Thompson
	Neurosonic	Canadian alternative rock outfit Neurosonic is the musical brainchild of Jason Darr. He'd formerly spent time with the Calgary-based rockers Out of Your Mouth, the group scoring a hit on radio and MuchMusic with its cover of Madonna's "Music.
	Pivitplex
	Grey Holiday
	Philmont
	Detour One Eighty
	B.D.A.
	I Am Empire	Spiritually charged San Jose, CA-based alternative rock outfit I Am Empire formed in 2008 around the talents of Austin Lyons (vocals), Andrew Stanton (lead guitar), Joshua Case (bass/vocals), Dan Otis (rhythm guitar), and Eric Martin (drums).
	Silverline
	The Wrecking
	Write This Down
	Ed Kowalczyk	As the lead singer of Live, Ed Kowalczyk fronted one of the most successful American post-grunge bands of the ‘90s, coming to prominence with their 1994 sophomore album, Throwing Copper.
	Our Heart's Hero
	Sent by Ravens
	The Glorious Unseen
	Ever Stays Red
	Unhindered
	Seabird	Formed in 2004 around the talents of siblings Aaron (vocals and keyboards) and Ryan (guitar) Morgan, Cincinnati-based modern rock outfit Seabird crafts soul-searching, piano-driven, alternative pop in the vein of Coldplay, David Crowder Band, Needtobreathe, and Switchfoot.
	Article One
	Ivoryline	Ivoryline was founded in 2005 by vocalist Jeremy Gray, guitarist Scott Socia, guitarist Dusty Kittle, bassist Robert Woodward, and drummer Wes Hart.
	Me in Motion
	Parachute Band
	The Letter Black	Since forming in 2006, the Letter Black have proven to be one of the hardest working bands in Christian hard rock, often playing as many as 150 shows a year.
	The Swift
	Aaron Gillespie
	Capital Lights
	Runaway City
	Nevertheless
	Revive	Originally from Sydney, Australia, the Christian rock band Revive formed as the brainchild of singer Dave Hanbury and guitarist Tyler Hall.
	Hyland	Contemporary Christian pop group Hyland were formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, led by singer, guitarist, and songwriter Jon Lewis along with guitarists Matt Lennander and Tim Neff, bassist Lee Carter, and drummer Steve Weigel.
	Seven Places
	Drama Club
	Above the Golden State
	Dead by Sunrise	Looking for an outlet for some of his darker and moodier material written during the recording of Minutes to Midnight, Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington created Dead by Sunrise in 2005 as a way to explore different creative avenues.
	Forever Changed
	We Are the Fallen	Formed in 2008 by former members of the popular goth metal/pop outfit Evanescence, We Are the Fallen (a name derived from Evanescence's 2003 album, Fallen) employed their predecessor's penchant for melodrama and brooding theatricality with a newfound emphasis on the band as a whole.
	Nine Lashes
	Inhabited
	Falling Up	Christian metal act Falling Up is in many ways a protégé of the better-known group Kutless: members of the two bands grew up together in the Portland suburb of Albany, OR, and the more established band initially brought Falling Up to the attention of both their label, BEC Recordings, and their initial producer, established CCM artist Aaron Sprinkle.
	Thousand Foot Krutch	Toronto-area Christian rockers Thousand Foot Krutch first appeared in 1997, when Trevor McNevan, Joel Bruyere, and Steve Augustine started putting a worship song spin on a rap-metal sound similar to Limp Bizkit or Korn.
	Pillar	Pillar is comprised of Rob Beckley (vocals), Lester Estelle (drums), Noah Henson (guitar), and Kalel (bass).
	Project 86	Project 86 is an intense foursome Christian rock band from Southern California. Members are vocalist Andrew Schwab, pianist, guitarist, and vocalist Randy Torres, drummer Alex Albert, and bassist and guitarist Steven Dail.
	Disciple	Disciple was formed in 1991 by friends Kevin Young, Brad Noah, and Tim Barrett in an attempt to spread the Gospel while playing the loud, metallic music they loved.
	Kids in the Way	David Pelsue (vocals), Nathan Ehman (guitar), and Eric Carter (drums) had all been playing together in various incarnations since their high-school days in Noblesville, IN, before forming Kids in the Way in 1997.
	Grey Lines of Perfection
	Circus Maximus	Norway's Circus Maximus integrate the new millennium's first wave of progressive heavy metal. Formed in 2000, Circus Maximus consist of experienced musicians Michael Eriksen (vocals, guitar), Mats Haugen (guitar), Espen Storø (keyboards), Glen Cato Møllen (bass), and Truls Haugen (drums), and the group's 2005 debut album, The 1st Chapter, drew comparisons to Dream Theater and Symphony X for its melodic and song-oriented material.
	Whitecross	Christian rockers Whitecross formed in Chicago in 1986, releasing their self-titled debut LP a year later.
	38th Parallel
	MyChildren MyBride	Christian metalcore act MyChildren MyBride came together while the bandmembers were still high-school students in northern Alabama during the early 2000s.
	Skillet	Alternative CCM rockers Skillet formed in Memphis, TN, around the nucleus of lead singer and bassist John Cooper, guitarist Ken Steorts, and drummer Trey McClurkin.