Plus, iTunes releases free Thousand Foot Krutch song, Skillet chats with Billboard about new music, Phinehas signs with Artery, announces new album and more.

Spoken has hit their funding goal for their new album on Kickstarter, raising over $20k so far. The band is looking for ideas from fans for some stretch goals, as there are still 25 days left in the campaign.

Thousand Foot Krutch’s song “Untraveled Road” has been featured as a free download by iTunes this week.

#TFKARMY, download “Untraveled Road” this week for FREE on @iTunesMusic! RT so everyone knows about the free download pic.twitter.com/rzrfxTLobX

— Thousand Foot Krutch (@OfficialTFK) February 18, 2015

Skillet is hoping to record their ninth studio album this summer. Frontman John Cooper told Billboard magazine that they’ve already written 15 songs.

Battery’s Phinehas have announced that they’ve signed with Artery Recordings, who will release their new album this spring.

Fusion electronic artist DJSiah has released a new album called Wouldn’t You Like It, but it’s decidedly less tech and more indie rock. That’s probably why he dropped the “DJ” from the release and he’s just calling himself Jesiah.