As a band, we wanted to stray from the conventions of hardcore and death metal and instead mix the two along with some other genres to fulfill our own desires to hear something fresh in the music scene while still retaining a catchy groove than gets our hearts pumping.

"Centuries" is somewhat based on the history of The Colossus of Rhodes and the epic tale of not only its rise and fall, but the people the fought to either defend it or destroy it.

1. On The Edge Of War
2. Family Matters
3. The Siege Of Rhodes
4. Desert Hammer
5. Faith In A Field Of Mines
6. Liberty Or Death
7. Play For Keeps
8. Play For Keeps II - Texas Blood Money

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 12/10/2010
Destroy The Colossus lives in California USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Metal, Hard Rock, Intense Metal

1. Night of the Black Wyvern by Utopia Banished: melodic death metal
2. Controlled Chaos by chILL: grunge driven rock mixed with modern metal
3. The Wait is Over by XXX Car Ride: smash and grab industrial rock
4. Light Lullabies for Skinny Monkeys by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
5. Dead Frequencies by Marker Beacon: Modern Heavy Metal
6. Someday You Will Be Proven Correct by Caustic Casanova: Highly electric, extremely eclectic heavy rock
7. Alphabet of a Revolution by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
8. Bohemian Rap CD by Marginal Prophets: smart-alecky, 'semi-conscious' hip-hop
9. VSTRS by VSTRS: An arty thump of melody and bombast
10. The Citadel by Heir to Madness: dark and dynamic progressive rock
11. The Seventh Mirror by Mandrake Root: classic progressive hard rock with catchy riffs
12. Alpha and Oranges by Atomic Opera: progressive world-influenced hard rock.
13. Into Heaven by Sun Palace: gossamer folk-rock
14. Severed by Lie Big: Brooding, melodic grunge
15. Trancelucent by Somadrone: modern hard rock
16. Dream Girl by ANDROMEDA: Dance pop power vocal diva!
17. Happiness Hurts Me by Self Delusion: darkly addictive electro-pop songs
18. Radio by MRDC: eclectic electro-garage with soulful singing
19. Sweet Teen Killing Machine by Sweet Teen Killing Machine: don't go down into the cellar

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