Silent Uproar Records is proud to announce that on January 15, 2008 we will be releasing the first full length record from Nashville, TN. outfit Codaphonic. The album, The Ballad of Codaphonic, contains nothing but pleasurable pop-rock goodness for your ears. Keep your eyes on this site for the first mp3 from the album but in the meantime check out the artists section of the site to learn more.

We are excited to announce that the Stemage debut Strati is now available for pre-order. Head over to the Stemage site to put your order in and look for a full artist feature here on SUR as well as a new Stemage site coming soon.

Silent Uproar Records is pleased to announce the addition of Charlotte, NC’s Stemage to our roster. This entire project was conceived, written, and performed by Grant Henry of Metroid Metal fame and will mark his full-length, debut release. Stay tuned for album pre-order info and some tracks added to our online player.

Bellaparker has been featured on the WOXY show "Unsigned" - featuring the best unsigned bands from around the nation. Granted, The Things We Say was released on SUR but we love it when more people get to hear their great music. Check out the Unsigned site to get the skinny on broadcast times and subscribe to the podcast (available for download this Friday) to check out a bunch of great new music alongside our own bellaparker.

Do you want another bellaparker interivew? Of course you do. Check one out with radio station KUT over here.

In our on-going effort to bring you great new music from around the country, Silent Uproar Records is pleased to announce the signing of the Capulets! We will be releasing the band's debut album in the coming months and lining up a ton of shows in support the release. More details soon.

bellaparker has been receiving kudos from around the web lately. After an amazing live show during SXSW, the band stopped by the music podcast program The Next Big Thing to do an interview. Check it out here (we'll forgive them for saying we are from Chapell Hill). Then go read a review of The Things We Say here and check out this cool feature on My Old Kentucky Blog.