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	Demon Hunter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Demon Hunter are outspokenly Christian and express their faith in most of their songs.
		Demon Hunter was named 1 of 10 "Artists To Watch" by AOL Music and has gotten rave reviews in Revolver, Outburn and Decibel.
		Their first release, entitled simply "Demon Hunter," was released in October 2002 on Tooth and Nail Records subsidiary Solid State Records, and featured both Don and Ryan Clark on guitar and bass, Ryan as lead vocalist, and Jesse Sprinkle as drummer; it was produced by Jesse's brother Aaron Sprinkle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Demon_Hunter (879 words)

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		Demon Hunter is proud to carry on that tradition with The Triptych, the explosive follow-up to Summer Of Darkness and the most important heavy album of the fall.
		Demon Hunter fills a void left by seminal spirit-filled metal bands like Living Sacrifice, infusing their crushing riffage with unashamed bursts of melodic power.
		Demon Hunter founders Ryan and Don Clark cut their teeth in the Northern California hardcore scene before forming Training For Utopia, an experimental and daring turn reminiscent of Neurosis and Nine Inch Nails that redefined the parameters of possibility within the scene.
	www.cbn.com /cbnmusic/Artists/demon_hunter.aspx (530 words)

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		The Demon Hunter, on the other hand, I had received in October and set aside to savor after taking care of other, more doubtful review CDs.
		Demon Hunter are kind of dark and creepy, with lines like, "Life is our path, and death our destination," and song titles like "My Throat is an Open Grave," but they don't share Slipknot's angry, something-to-prove attitude.
		Nothing about this says "first album." Except for the slower, more melodic fourth and last tracks, which I think detract slightly from the overall disc (one anthem would have sufficed), Demon Hunter is an excellent album, in my opinion.
	www.metaljudgment.com /summary/demonhunter.html (550 words)

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		Hunters get ready for the third installment from Demon Hunter, or as they call it the Third War.
		Demon Hunter brings back the same melodically driven, hardcore music and vocals but with a new twist.
		"Demon Hunter" combines a hardcore scream that doesn't over power the lyrics or sounds and a melodic vocal that makes the music haunting and beautiful at the same time.
	www.circle37.com /review.aspx?id=31 (291 words)

	Demon Hunter
		While Demon Hunter are outspokenly Christian and even preach their faith in quite a number of songs, the lyrics have enough depth and mystique for a non-Christian to interpret them differently.
		Their first release, entitled simply "Demon Hunter," was released in October 2002 on Tooth and Nail Records subsidiary Solid State Records, and featured both Don and Ryan on guitar and bass, Ryan as lead vocalist, and Jesse Sprinkle as drummer; it was produced by Jesse's brother Aaron Sprinkle.
		Demon Hunter hit the road that summer, with Kris on lead and Jon on bass, and with new touring drummer Tim "Yogi" Watts, as Jesse couldn't make the tour.
	www.artistopia.com /demon-hunter (759 words)

	Blistering.com :: Music :: Reviews :: Demon Hunter - Demon Hunter
		Regardless of who’s in the group, the strength of the music on their debut album is nothing short of brutal.
		Demon Hunter fit well within the nu-metal genre, but at the same time incorporates a touch of thrash and death metal.
		All in all, this is a great debut album, and one group to keep an eye on in the future.
	www.blistering.com /reviews/album.php3?ID=3992 (406 words)

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		Demon Hunter's self-titled debut album came out under seemingly questionable circumstances.
		While not outrightly stated, the main nucleus of Demon Hunter seems to be Don and Ryan Clark of Training For Utopia fame, and their maturity and talent from their time spent in that outfit thoroughly punctuate this release.
		While this outing would instinctively be the prime opportunity for Demon Hunter to establish their own identity, the incorporation of so many guest spots almost works against such a goal.
	www.theprp.com /reviews/demonhunter1.shtml (434 words)

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		For instance, Demon Hunter's first CD was enjoyable when viewed as a mockery of the nu-metal scene.
		If the intent is that of parody or as some colossal joke on pop music this album falls into the same amusing territory as the Demon Hunter album.
		Demon Hunter's lead singer wore a shirt with the word "gimmick" on it for a publicity photo.
	www.decapolis.com /music_/pages/33Hz-33Hz.shtml (526 words)

	purevolume™ \| Demon Hunter
		Demon Hunter's third album, "The Triptych," has arrived!
		Demon Hunter will film a video for the song "One Thousand Apologies" with director Darren Doane (Deftones, Thursday, Every Time I Die, Sinai Beach) in July, shortly after the conclusion of "The Undying Tour."
		Remember, these are the only Demon Hunter shows planned for 2006.
	www.purevolume.com /demonhunter (344 words)

	Solid State Records \| News Details
		Demon Hunter's third album, "The Triptych," arrives October 25th.
		Produced by Aaron Sprinkle (Emery) and mixed by Machine (Lamb Of God), the album will be available for a limited time with three different covers, each of them painted by Dan Seagrave (Morbid Angel).
		New songs include "Fire To My Soul" and "Not I." "The Triptych" is Demon Hunter's followup to the hugely acclaimed "Summer Of Darkness," which generated the MTV2 "Headbanger's Ball" and Fuse TV staple "Not Ready To Die" (also featured on the soundtrack to "Resident Evil: Apocalypse").
	solidstaterecords.com /news_details.php?id=701 (129 words)

	Demon Hunter - Demon Hunter - Song Listings
		Density is a big part of what Demon Hunter does on this self-titled debut album; when the alternative metal band is in the mood for maximum brutality, it pummels the listener with a dense, noisy, highly abrasive metal/punk assault.
		While some alterna-metal bands like to be punishing 100 percent of the time, Demon Hunter's debut is an album of contrasts -- an album in which moments of intense brutality are followed by hauntingly melodic passages.
		One minute, Demon Hunter is mercilessly beating listeners into submission; the next minute, it provides some breathing room and shows how thoughtful its melodies can be.
	www.mp3.com /albums/556088/summary.html (510 words)

	Amazon.com: Demon Hunter: Music: Demon Hunter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Demon Hunter is a band that has potential and this is only their first album.
		Demon Hunter does have talent, as I would rather listen to them then, lets say, Slipknot.
		This is good, Because many Christian bands sacrifice talent for making their albums obscenely religous, Thus the reason why Demon Hunter is so easily respect in the usual Metal circles.
	www.amazon.com /Demon-Hunter/dp/B00006LI2P (1288 words)

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		If you are a fan of Demon Hunter just like I am then you know as well as I do how much this band just rocks.
		Their second album, titled "Summer of Darkness," definitely keeps their hardcore grind-sound, intensity and melodic vocals.
		Demon Hunter is on the rise in popularity, especially in the hard-core secular market.
	www.circle37.com /review.aspx?id=9 (230 words)

	Punk Is Not Dead.net - Album Reviews > Demon Hunter - "The Triptych"
		The third album from Demon Hunter fuses metal with melodic rock.
		As the albums moves on the songs start to become much lighter, softer and catchier in tone.
		I'm not that much of a fan of Solid State Records and the bands they sign but Demon Hunter is a band that really appeal to me. They have got lots of skill and it they show that skill on this album.
	www.punkisnotdead.net /editorials/reviews/album/demonhunter.php (244 words)

	Interview with Demon Hunter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Demon Hunter hit the scene a couple years ago with an incredible marketing campaign with Solid State Records.
		For instance, someone may be able to listen to a Marilyn Manson CD and laugh off the goofy themes and violent tones, but someone else may be very afflicted by them and do something rash out of the influence that a record like that has implied to them.
		It all comes down to the individual, and I’m not saying to walk on thin ice, because I know not everyone agrees that Demon Hunter is a good thing, but people need to be more careful about what they do when they’re being seen and heard and followed by other people.
	wisemenpromotions.com /interviews/demonhunter.htm (1411 words)

	Rolling Stone : Demon Days : Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Gorillaz' second studio album, Demon Days, is a hit-or-miss pastiche of art pop, hip-hop, dub and dance.
		The album's weirdest, artiest moment is "Fire Coming Out of a Monkey's Head," a deeply spooky spoken-word bit by Dennis Hopper.
		On their second album Gorrilaz add more hip-hop style beats to the mix getting sure hits in Feel Good Inc. The album is missing some of the wink wink nudge nudge humor of its predecessor but it makes up for it with well done production and a heady feel.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/7309415/demon_days (439 words)

	Solid State Records \| News
		Demon Hunter will tour the US this summer in support of their new album, "The Triptych," which topped the Billboard "Heatseekers" chart upon its release and has since seen lead single "Undying" hit #1 on the CMJ Loud Rock Charts and MTV2 pick up the video.
		Demon Hunter loves you. Which is why we have chosen today to announce our US TOUR IN SUPPORT OF "THE TRIPTYCH" with special guests...
		This past weekend Demon Hunter went down to LA and shot a video for the song "Undying" off their new album "The Triptych" with director Chris Simms.
	www.solidstaterecords.com /news.php?artist=199 (919 words)

	www.myspace.com/demonhunter
		Demon Hunter's new album, "The Triptych," topped the Billboard Heatseekers chart at No. 1 and has gotten killer reviews in Revolver, Outburn and Decibel.
		Demon Hunter first broke onto the scene with their self-titled debut a few years back, filling a vacuum left by Living Sacrifice and other fullon heavy metal bands with a spiritual message.
		It is an honor and a privilege to amongst the greatest of hunters.
	www.myspace.com /demonhunter (1125 words)

	Jesusfreakhideout.com: Demon Hunter, "Demon Hunter" Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		You should be warned that Demon Hunter's self-titled debut is fairly dark.
		As soon as he was done, I told him that it was a Christian band, and his jaw about fell off of his face.
		Hopefully in all the hustle and bustle of their groundbreaking Summer of Darkness, fans won’t forget the album that launched Demon Hunter’s career.
	www.jesusfreakhideout.com /cdreviews/DemonHunter.asp (298 words)

	Summer of Darkness - Demon Hunter - Music Reviews
		Stylistically, Demon Hunter's second album Summer of Darkness is quite similar to the alternative metal band's self-titled debut album of 2002; the headbangers still get their points across with an effective combination of haunting, intricate melodies and sledgehammer brutality.
		Those who get the most out of this CD will be listeners who hold melody and ferocity in equally high regard; like before, Demon Hunter has no problem showing listeners their melodic side one minute and pounding them into submission the next.
		Some alt-metal bands sound awkward and unnatural when they go for the kindness/cruelty and pacifist/aggressor contrasts; however, that isn't a problem for Demon Hunter, who give the impression that they wouldn't be happy giving the listener either all heaven or all hell.
	www.mp3.com /albums/629538/reviews.html (725 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Triptych - Demon Hunter at Epinions.com
		Demon Hunter earned themselves a few raised eyebrows with Summer of Darkness, a well-produced heavy metal disc laden with guest appearances and some punch-you-in-the-gut instrumentals.
		Sadly, the band pretty much blows those expectations with this album, which is less than its predecessor in production, songwriting skill and intensity alike.
		As such, general metal fans can easily give this effort a pass, and even diehard Demon Hunter fans will find it to be a noticeable step down for the band.
	www.epinions.com /content_211565055620?linkin_id=3057321 (585 words)

	Demon Hunter : iSOUND.COM™
		Despite what people might say, Demon Hunter is a christian band.
		These guys may look scary, and the drummer might look like he belongs in a morgue, but they are christian.
		They have 2 albums out: \"Demon Hunter\", which is self titled, and \"Summer Of Darkness\".
	www.isound.com /demon_hunter (138 words)

	DECAPOLIS : Demon Hunter - Summer Of Darkness
		The cover gets my vote for coolest of the year so far, depicting the band’s logo (a demon’s head in silhouette with a bullet hole in the forehead) in the guise of a bleached buffalo skull straight out of the old west, placed squarely on a lush bouquet of roses.
		Yes, there is an underlying humor to Demon Hunter, one which may or may not find the Hunter’s tongues planted firmly in cheek.
		That and the great design seem to be evidence of the fact that the members of this widely panned, widely lauded, quasi-mysterious group are not afraid to get behind their work.
	decapolis.com /music_/pages/DemonHunter-SummerOfDarkne.shtml (693 words)

	Demon Hunter CD
		CMJ (11/04/02, p.9) - "...DEMON HUNTER is Christian death metal at its finest, cobbling together chunky, somewhat techy riffs, non-secular lyrics and twin vocal styles of shrieks and melodies..."
		But Demon Hunter is still one of the best Christian bands.
		When I first heard this album, I said to myself, "Wow, you wouldn't think these guys were Christians, the way they were playing and screaming." I used to think that only the Satanist bands screamed like that, but I know now that Christian bands can do it, too.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/5277144/a/Demon+Hunter.htm (311 words)

	ReignRadio.com -- Demon Hunter brings "The Triptych" to the table! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Demon Hunter brings "The Triptych" to the table!
		"The Triptych" is Demon Hunter's followup to the hugely acclaimed "Summer Of Darkness," which generated the MTV2 "Headbanger's Ball" and Fuse TV staple "Not Ready To Die" (also featured on the soundtrack to "Resident Evil: Apocalypse").
		Demon Hunter first emerged on the scene with their self-titled debut in the fall of 2002.
	www.reignradio.com /articles/publish/article_288.shtml (155 words)

	Demon Hunter Artist Profile
		Elizabeth Cook reports on the heavy metal band Demon Hunter and their rise in mainstream popularity.
		Metal team Demon Hunter talk about the growth of Christian hard music.
		Hard rock band Demon Hunter talk about their approach to music in HM.
	www.crossrhythms.co.uk /artists/Demon_Hunter/6218 (239 words)

	Amazon.com: The Triptych: Music: Demon Hunter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
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		Instead, this album serves up some rib-rattling songs, a few melody-heavy tunes, and even a ballad or two.
		Even though I like Demon Hunter, this album wasn't heavy enough to impress me that much.
	www.amazon.com /Triptych-Demon-Hunter/dp/B000BF0DB0 (1086 words)

	Your Music Zone - Demon Hunter
		From the Holy Trinity to the commonly uttered phrase, “the third time is the charm.” From “Master Of Puppets” to “Master Of Reality.” Demon Hunter is proud to carry on…
		Back for the 3rd assault on your ears is Demon Hunter with “The Triptych”.
		“The Triptych” is Demon Hunter’s follow-up to the hugely acclaimed “Summer Of Darkness”, which generated the MTV2 Headbanger’s Ball and Fuse TV staple Not Ready To Die” which was also featured on the soundtrack to “Resident Evil: Apocalypse”.
	www.yourmusiczone.com /go/ymz/music_artist/demon_hunter (387 words)

	Christian Music Central: Christian Forum, Christian Music News, Christian Rock, Worship Music, Christian Artists, ...
		Good things come to those who wait, and after a winter of slumber, Demon Hunter will blaze a trail across the United States and prove on the stage what Revolver, Outburn and Decibel have raved about on the album.
		Demon Hunter will be joined by the legendary Zao as well as their labelmates Spoken, August Burns Red and Becoming The Archetype.
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	www.cmcentral.com /search/4356.html (161 words)

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