Christian Music

• Reconnecting with ... Phil Keaggy Phil Keaggy is honoring the 30-year milestone of 1978’s wordless The Master and The Musician on tour, in its entirety. The classic collection is recreated with seven additional musicians on string, percussion and reed instruments. Andy Argyrakis Jun 25, 2008 comments
• Modern Worship Gets Soulful on The Bridge It’s somewhat disheartening that the bulk of The Bridge is drawn from the most cited pages of the modern worship playbook, but that’s where Anthony Evans’ heart lies. Thankfully, he and his backup vocalists are as soulful as ever. Andree Farias Jun 23, 2008 comments
• Weber's Promise Revealed on World of Wonder Jenn Weber moved to Nashville four years ago to pursue her musical career. Now, her full-length debut, World of Wonder, reveals the promise that leads one to take the courageous step to move away from home. Matt Conner Jun 20, 2008 comments
• Superchick: Rockin’ What They’ve Got Superchick is back with a brand-new studio project, Rock What You’ve Got. Front woman Tricia Brock discusses the band’s new musical direction (“the album’s more rock than we’ve ever been”) and life as a chick rocker. Andy Argyrakis Jun 18, 2008 comments
• Alive Showcases Kutless' Most Aggressive Sound Yet On the band’s fifth full-length CD, To Know That You’re Alive, Kutless showcases its most aggressive sound yet with unlikely producer Pete Kipley pushing the alternative rockers to new sonic heights. Andrew Greer Jun 16, 2008 comments
• Impressive Vocals, Simple Lyrics Live on Ashmont Hill Ashmont Hill can sing! Its self-titled debut is comprised of song after song of impressive vocals, accessible harmonies and lyrics so simple they are undeniably honest and transparent reflections of hearts filled with the love of Christ. Caroline Lusk Jun 13, 2008 comments
• Sandi Patty Gives Listeners Songs for the Journey With her twenty-sixth recording, Songs for the Journey, Gospel Music Hall of Famer Sandi Patty eases through 11 diverse, but cohesive tracks, pondering her faith from childhood to present day. Andrew Greer Jun 11, 2008 comments
• Meet Singer-Songwriter Josh Wilson Singer-songwriter Josh Wilson embodies a sense of refreshment in the contemporary Christian music genre—plenty of fun with enough thoughtfulness and sincerity to carry him through multiple formats. Matt Conner Jun 09, 2008 comments
• The IV Edition Speaks to the Cure for the Common Ills On his fourth release, The IV Edition, music mogul Bryan Winchester (aka Braille) speaks to societal issues and the needs that each of us face in life, while keeping with his personal and honest approach to songwriting. Brenten Gilbert Jun 06, 2008 comments
• Since October Rocks Fierce and Loud with Heart Since October is your average Linkin Park-esque, modern rock outfit with a knack for rap vocals and giving your parents a headache. The band’s album is so loud and so fierce, it would make P.O.D. proud. Christy Gordon Jun 04, 2008 comments
• Tribbett & G.A. Stand Out with Latest Gospel Offering Tye Tribbett & Greater Anointing’s (G.A.) latest effort, Stand Out, lives up to its moniker with driving rhythms that differentiate this gospel album from most. It sounds more like a rock album than a typical gospel-flavored record. Linsday Scranton Jun 02, 2008 comments
• Where's Our Revolution Where's Our Revolution reviewed by Russ Breimeier Jun 01, 2008 comments