Song of the Day: Pink Daffodils – Listlessness
Oh my gosh, why is it that sometimes the best bands have the shortest-lived careers?!? Pink Daffodils released one 3-song…
Category: Articles
Song of the Day: The Wednesdays – Alabama’s Midnight Skies
Sorry about the long time between song of the day’s y’all. And Happy Christmas Eve 2025!!! So The Wednesdays started…
Song of the Day: Dynamic Twins – Fantasy
Comprised of twin brothers Noel and Robbie Arthurton, the Bronx-born but California-raised Dynamic Twins were part of the first wave…
Song of the Day: Kerith Ravine – A Gentleman’s Strange Dream
Midwest emo act Kerith Ravine formed around Akron, OH in 1997 and were active until 2001. In that short time…
Song of the Day: Bringing Down Broadway – Memories
I hear a lot of talk on social media these days about “2008 metalcore.” That’s what we have here in…
Song of the Day: Mashiaj – Liberacion
Venezuelan thrash band Mashiaj formed in Caracas in 2009. They released an initial demo in 2010, entitled Loser, and then…
Song of the Day: Seventh Day Slumber – Black Roses, White Doves
This song here hits me hard. All of us struggle with sin and it can be a daily struggle to…
Song of the Day: Haus Am Rand – The Light of Other Days
Logically, it makes no sense to fuse ambient music and industrial music. One is the softest, most minimalist form of…
Song of the Day: Forrest Frank: Your Ways Better
This pop rock/hip hop artist has been making a lot of waves lately with his personal stance on this years…
Song of the Day: Gospod – God Speaks to Moses: Exodus 6
Russian Orthodox gothic/black metal? While that description might sound unusual to most American listeners, that is exactly what we have…
Song of the Day: Upside Down Room – Candy Can You
Garage punk trio Upside Down Room first popped up on most fans’ radars with the release of their 1995 self-titled…
Song of the Day: Collective Dust – Me? Sarcastic? Never…
Today’s band hearkens back to what many consider the fun days of what got them into metalcore. Collective Dust is…
Song of the Day: The Free Zone – He Still Walks
Liverpool-based The Free Zone duo met in a Christian Union at Liverpool University in 1982, bonding over post-punk and especially…
Song of the Day: Steve Camp – Fire and Ice
This writer has been listening to Christian music since the early 80s. Steve Camp has been a part of this…
Song of The Day: Relient K – Deathbed
I’ll just come out and say it, “Deathbed” is quite possibly the best “Christian” song that has been written in…
20 Indie Albums You Almost Forgot Existed
[Original Post from 2021, Reposted for your enjoyment!]. Check out these 20 Indie Albums You Almost Forgot Existed and maybe…
Song of the Day: Arsenal – Stand Strong
This band formed in Florida in the early to mid-80s, and had recorded a 5-song demo by 1985. Two of…
Song of the Day: The Forerunner- Manifesto
This Las Vegas metalcore band just released a cover of The City Harmonic’s anthemic worship song. The premiere of the…
Song of the Day: Quayle – The Pretender
Forming first as Spud Puddle, this band from southern California changed their name just prior to the release of their…
Song of the Day: Earth from Above – An Abstract Struggle
Seminal deathcore band Earth from Above formed in 2005 in Los Angeles and were active through 2011, when they disbanded….
Song of the Day: The Felluz – Lost and Found
The Felluz was a third-wave ska band from Michigan. Not a lot is known about the band, but they came…
Song of the Day: Grandpa Loves Rhinos – If Death Rolls Dice
This pop-punk duo comprises brothers Seth and Paul Hyde, who are separated by thousands of miles (North Carolina to Hawaii)….
Song of the Day: Echocast – Cold
Echocast is just one out of 4 names that I know of for this band. I saw them live under…
Song of the Day: Letters of Warning: Out Of Love
This Texan band hit the scene during the Myspace Days. The band was formed of a couple members of another…
30 Best Christian Rock Albums of 1995
In celebration of these incredible what we now term as “Classic” alternative, rock, (or whatever you want to call it)…
Song of the Day: Avery PKWY – When You Left the 99
Joel Piper is the brainchild behind Avery PKWY & has been around for a few years now. His latest released…
Sower Takes Critical Eye to Industry on ‘Contemporary Christian Machine’
For anyone who’s followed Sower for any length of time, you’ll know Eric Tuffendsam is a pretty vocal guy. First,…
Song of the Day: K2S – Get Down
This hip-hop trio had a laid-back West Coast style. Stylized alternately and inconsistently as either “K2S” or “K II S”,…
Song of the Day: Everdown – Crush
Everdown was a hardcore band from New Hampshire, active in the mid-90s, but their roots were in earlier versions of…
Song of the Day: Devoted Molded – Stupid vs And So It Goes
Californian Devoted Molded changed their song for a quirky punk rawk band to a modern rock sound by their 2nd…