Alright, stick with me here. I don’t want to scare people off, because this is a different album for Deni. But trust me, the difference is good. Quiet Town is more textured, deeper, richer, and more of a grower than … Continued
By now you have probably heard the hype about the new Stryper album. Maybe you are even sick of it. But don’t be fooled by the hipster snobs – this album deserves the hype it is gaining. This is a … Continued
Fluxtional is a new project from Curtis Proffit created for fans of “80’s and/or 90’s guitar rock music with a God given message.” Vocals are mostly handled by Chris Gildersleeve, who was at one time a member of Four Living … Continued
I am just not sure how any fan of Deliverance could not just love this album. Sure, they do try to represent all of their various stylistic changes on one album, but if Metallica had put out an album this … Continued
Wales Road returns with an album of updated classic hymns. But don’t think they have wimped out at all – the style here is still the Wales Road signature blend of hard rock, blues, and new wave influences. Since I … Continued
I’m coming up a bit short on how to describe the music of Archaeologist. In this case, that is a good thing. It’s a heavy, modern, metal, alternative, progressive amalgamation of styles that works quite well. But don’t let the … Continued
The Thumper Punk Juggernaut Punk Machine keeps rolling, this time with a new album from The Way. The Way is a mostly classic punk rock band, with a few touches of pop punk and acoustic punk here and there. The … Continued
You may not be familiar with Jason Tyler Burton, but go check out his Noistrade site to see who is. Yep, Mr. Bill Mallonee himself would encourage you to check out his music, because he says “You will NOT be … Continued
Way back before Spotify or Bandcamp, before Facebook, before even MySpace, there was Mp3.com. It wasn’t very social, but it was the place to check out this new-fangled digital method of music distribution. It was also pretty much a free-for-all … Continued
In the large and still growing re-emergent underground Christian punk scene, False Idle seems to quickly be climbing to the top of the heap. Out of all the good to really good punk albums I listened to 2013, this is … Continued