This album is a straight shot to the thinker, the music is made to arouse thought and foster change.

Idlemine quotes: "Teaming up with a vocalist is always fun for us because we do write around being Instrumental, Rick Noble, (AKA) Rick Threat was phenomenal to work with. Most of the lyrics you hear in this album were recorded in one take, shot straight from the hip.

A few of the songs on this album were recorded together as a pre-pro but ended up so good we re-recorded them and put them on the album.

Although there are some EXPLICIT LYRICS in this album we feel you will still enjoy the point at hand when thought through after listening."

1. Back Up
2. In Life
3. Soldier of Love
4. Choose ur God
5. Fist
6. Wicked n Wild
7. Game Time
8. Glamour Life

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 02/17/2015
Idlemine lives in Utah USA

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

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