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Skillet will release their first independent album, “Revolution,“ on November 1st. The set has the singles “Unpopular” and the newly released “All That Matters.” Unpopular All That Matters “We made records on the same label (Atlantic) for 20 years, and it was a great experience,” said frontman John Cooper. “One of the things about being independent is being able to make quick decisions. In the past, we’d make a bunch of ideas and whittle everything down for the album. This time, we only wrote and recorded 10 tracks, but it was all we needed.” “Revolutions” will be Skillet’s twelfth album. “Musically, there are a lot of flavors on the record. It’s got the arena songs, but it also has some tunes that are more nostalgic and throwback Skillet,” Cooper summarized. “Revolution” Tracks: 01. Showtime 02. Unpopular 03. All That Matters 04. Not Afraid 05. Revolution 06. Ash In The Wind 07. Fire Inside Of Me 08. Defector 09. Happy Wedding Day (Song)10. Death Defier  To date, Skillet has sold 22 million units worldwide with over 24 billion global streams. ### The post Skillet’s “Revolution” Coming appeared first on RockinTown.

by Eireann Van Natta, The Daily Caller: The Church of the Immaculate Conception in France went up in flames at the start of September, becoming the latest classic church in Europe to burn. Authorities are trying to determine what is driving the attacks, and data points to anti-Christian radicals and Islamists as the primary culprits. A suspect […]

by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall St On Parade: When the next megabank blows up from its derivative exposure, you can add the names Jamie Dimon and Patick McHenry to former Republican Congressmen Randy Hultgren and Kevin Yoder as four of the men who greased the skids for another derivatives banking crisis. (For our […]

from ZeroHedge: 2024 was the year when the runaway US budget deficit was supposed to gradually normalize, and after two crisis-years, the US was supposed to end its drunken sailor spending ways. And for a while there, it seemed touch and go, with the cumulative US deficit initially overtaking 2023 – forget about the batshit insane 2021 and 2022 […]

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