Having quickly solidified their reputation as one of the premiere live acts in the Mid-Atlantic region, this dynamic quartet has managed to create an groove based hard rock sound that is truly arena ready. Songs like "Riptide" showcase memorable classic rock inspired riffs while the choruses to "Like a Bruise" and "Bad Reflection" will be swimming around in your head for days after your first listen.

1. Like a Bruise
2. Riptide
3. Black Turning Blue
4. Darker Side Of Me
5. Lonely Thought
6. Darkest Hour
7. Before We Break
8. Bad Reflection
9. Closer to the Sun

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 04/20/2016
Numa lives in Virginia USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Rock, Intense Metal

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