Band Promoting Humanism Will Donate CD Sales to Secular Student Alliance January 17, 2012

Band Promoting Humanism Will Donate CD Sales to Secular Student Alliance

By Hemant Mehta
January 17, 2012

The band Words Such As Burn recently put out a new album and they’re donating all the proceeds from sales to the Secular Student Alliance!

Lead singer Bruce Harris describes the humanist message in Flow, saying:

Flow is about what religion costs us, believers and unbelievers alike, in terms of lost love and wasted friendships. Most atheists I know have experienced the familiar story; Maybe a friend or relative who learns about our lack of faith, who then begins to treat us differently.”

The single “Flow” costs $0.99 and about $0.70 will go to the SSA.

The full album costs $3.96 and a little more than half will go to the SSA.

Check them out! It’s a generous offer from the band and a great way to spread their music.

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  • Acumark

    They are also on Spotify – It’s rare that I purchase music now, but I had a $3 credit on Amazon and purchased the complete “CD”.  I also highly recommend Greydon Square for music that has a message – even if you don’t like rap/hip-hop, you will find his words quite powerful.

  • Tried to buy it, but the link only works if you’re in the U.S.

  • I was able to pick it up on the Canadian iTunes store without a problem, you might want to try your equivalent?

  • I also highly recommend Greydon Square for music that has a message –
    even if you don’t like rap/hip-hop, you will find his words quite
    powerful.

    This.

    I absolutely loathe rap “music”.  Somehow though Greydon’s message is so powerful and lyrically awesome I just can’t get enough of it, he is truly the only rap artist I like so far.

    It simply can’t recommend his music enough.

  • John

    Meh…not great music. 

  • The song and EP are available on the local version of iTunes and Amazon just about all over the world.  For the UK, you can get it here:  http://www.amazon.co.uk/Flow/dp/B006UCNPXQ/ref=sr_shvl_album_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1326912116&sr=301-1

    For a detailed list of where it will be available, you can check here: http://help.tunecore.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/48/session/L3RpbWUvMTMyNjkxMTk4NC9zaWQvTUw3Wml0T2s%3D

    FYI, some of these sites take weeks to post the music, so it might not be on the smaller ones yet.

    Enjoy.

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