Feeding Fiction

Unbreakable

The first  we did Demo for our Stuck album

Adelitas Way - Dog on a leash Demo

Vorynth – The Noise They Can’t Kill

The Noise They Can’t Kill is an anthem for the overlooked and the over-silenced — a record that claws through censorship, scapegoating, and control with defiance in every note. Across ten tracks, Vorynth builds a cathedral of sound out of static, distortion, and rebellion, reminding us: “Stop punching down, start looking up.”

From the digital fury of 404_Freedom Not Found to the sing-along bite of Scapegoat Season, the chaotic distortion of Signal Jammer, and the apocalyptic climax of The Final Algorithm, the album weaves protest and catharsis into one unstoppable surge. The title track, The Noise They Can’t Kill, stands as a manifesto — a reminder that voices raised together can outlast any machine.

This isn’t just noise. It’s survival. It’s rebellion. It’s the sound they can’t erase.

Paper Guillotine

The core message of "Nature's Delight" is an embrace of change as an intrinsic and transformative force of life. The song reframes loss, endings, and challenges as natural parts of a cycle that fosters growth, renewal, and resilience. It conveys that what may appear as destruction or loss is merely a shift— a seed for new beginnings, akin to nature’s constant evolution. The lyrics encourage letting go of resistance to change, viewing it instead as a vital process that reshapes and strengthens the spirit. The rap verses emphasize thriving amidst transformation, using scars and setbacks as opportunities to redefine oneself. The bridge and outro underscore the cyclical, interconnected nature of existence, where nothing is truly lost, only transformed. Ultimately, the song inspires listeners to accept change as a powerful, life-affirming force, urging them to flow with it rather than fight it, finding strength and hope in the natural rhythm of life’s constant renewal.

Nature’s Delight

Apollo Vs. Wash It All Away

Tabula Rasa

Night Touches You

Armor of Scars

Tracklist:

1. Digging My Own Grave - Five Finger Death Punch
2. The Pride - Five Finger Death Punch

Performed with Mixvibes Cross DJ for Android

Digging My Own Pride

Projeto Remake - (Trust Company - Falling Apart Cover)

MEDIA LAB - "Embers"

	Throw The Fight are excited to announce their new 4 song EP "The Vault" is coming out on Bullet Tooth on March 19! Hot off the heels of their latest album "What Doesn't Kill Us" (June 26, 2012) and touring with their friends in Nonpoint, these guys have no intentions of slowing down and are anxious to release this new UNRELEASED material!  CD and digital pre-orders and song samples will be launched soon.

Throw The Fight "The Vault" (March 19, 2013)
01. Years Past
02. I Know
03. Breaking The Cycle
04. My Life In Your Hands

	According to guitarist, Ryan Baustert, “It’s going to be good to get some more tunes out there for everyone to hear. These songs are tracks that we recorded prior to “What Doesn’t Kill Us" and we’ve been saving them for a rainy day.”  Vocalist James Clark added, “The heart of the lyrics are about still having hope when the world seems against you. It's about seeing the big picture and understanding that you can't change the hand you have been dealt but you can make choices to change your outcome. No matter how difficult or hard some things seem, choose to change your own ending. It’s your story and you are the writer.”

	Revolver Magazine recently launched the worldwide premiere of the new Throw The Fight music video for "Not So Hollywood"! Check it out at RevolverMag.com (or at VEVO).  “Triple Threat Productions did a KILLER job producing the video. We had a great team going into this project and the whole experience was a ton of fun. All the people in this video are all close friends of the band, so that made everything that much more enjoyable. They made this video possible.” - Ryan Baustert (Guitar)

	Throw The Fight released their new album "What Doesn't Kill Us" this past June and the album continues the tradition of former acts from Minneapolis by delivering an authentic display of metal-edged, hard rock. It's the kind of energy one hears on the band's newest album, the John Feldmann (Atreyu, The Used) produced, "What Doesn't Kill Us".   The new single has had significant airplay and spins on Music Choice, SiriusXM Octane, CILU, KEYJ, KGAR, KILO, KISW, KMRQ, KQXR, KRDJ, KXXR, WAQX, WCPR, WEOS, WGRD, WHMH, WIIL, WJJR, WJRR, WRAT, WWBN, WWHG, WXCI, WXRX, and WZOR!

	Stay tuned for new music, tour dates, music videos, singles, and much more from Throw The Fight in 2013!

Throw The Fight is:
James Clark - Vocals 
Ryan Baustert - Guitar
Jonathan Sutton - Guitar/Vocals
Jeff Baustert - Drums
Kyle Glidden - Bass/Vocals

For More Info:
www.ThrowTheFight.com
www.Facebook.com/ThrowTheFight
www.Twitter.com/ThrowTheFightMN
www.YouTube.com/ThrowTheFightMusic
www.ThrowTheFight.Tumblr.com
www.KillerTours.com/ThrowTheFight

Throw The Fight "Breaking The Cycle"

I am the Singer / songwriter for the band KILL YOUR NAME. I also do alot of solo music.  I am the former singer and song writer for the band MEDIA LAB... All my music is here..

MEDIA LAB - "Embers"

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