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February 25, 2014

February 23, 2014

February 22, 2014

February 20, 2014

February 19, 2014

Deliverance - Hear What I Say!

hristian Thrash legends Deliverance make their exit in a big way with Hear What I Say! as they challenge the world to pull away from their computers and soar into new life. Tracks like "The Annuls of Subterfuge" and "A Perfect Sky" are instant classics, and the band has finally brought their first ever German language track to the table.

February 18, 2014

February 16, 2014

February 15, 2014

February 14, 2014

Lex Anderson - Undone

Worship artist Lex Anderson, former lead singer to now disbanded group Bright Light Parade, has released her debut indie worship EP, Undone. Here is the review.

Ellie Holcomb - As Sure As The Sun

Indie folk/acoustic/worship artist Ellie Holcomb releases her debut album 'As Sure As the Sun' on Tuesday 18th February, with her promotional single 'Marvellous Light' and her current single, 'The Broken Beautiful'. Check out the review.

February 13, 2014

February 9, 2014

Eyes of Eli - Ignite EP

Eyes of Eli are set to release one of the best heavy albums of 2014. Though it is just five tracks "Ignite EP" packs enough punch to outshine similar albums that are twice as long. Read on to find out why.

February 8, 2014

Lovely Things by Cannonhands

Cannonhands - Lovely Things

Cannonhands deliver a lengthy album featuring a variety of alternative songs with some twists. Fans of indie rock, read on for the full review.

John Waller - Life Is A Gift

Independent CCM/pop artist John Waller has released his new album 'Life is A Gift', featuring the powerful song 'Orphan', as well as other personal favourites like the title track, 'Epic' and 'Crazy Faith'. Check out the review.

February 7, 2014

Mayfly - Vereor Deus, Non Dogma

Progressive ("recycled") Nu-metal act Mayfly will release their new EP "Vereor Deus, Non Dogma" next week through Voluminous Records. With a sound that blends the Deftones and Staple with some more modern touches, this is a band that is set to stand out by default in a sea of "more of the same" heavy music.

Kutless - Glory

Rock/worship band Kutless release their new album 'Glory' on Tuesday February 11th, featuring their hit song 'You Alone', and other standouts like 'In the City', 'Rest' and 'We Lift You Up'. Here is the review.

February 4, 2014

February 3, 2014

Akissforjersey - New Bodies

Well, it's been nearly six years since we've heard a peep from post-hardcore outfit Akissforjersey. Now with their new 2014 release "New Bodies", will this band from North Carolina deliver a standout effort after a long breakup, or will it simply fade into the background of a crowded genre?

February 2, 2014

For Today - Fight the Silence

For Today is back with their signature passion and boldness, and this time with an even more specific cause. However, is "Fight the Silence" too similar to their past albums? Read on to find out.

February 1, 2014

Shauna Marie - He Heals the Broken

Independent pop/worship artist Shauna Marie has released her debut EP, 'He Heals the Broken', featuring the powerful title track, and other personal standouts like 'Stay' and 'Everything You Are'. Check out the review.

January 31, 2014

City Harbor - City Harbor

City Harbor, the newest Christian duo to make music, release their debut album on February 4th, featuring their hit songs, 'Come However You Are' and 'Somebody Tell Them'. Check out the review.

Andy Mineo - Never Land

Andy Mineo is back just nine months after his Reach Records debut with his new album Never Land, an EP that is both fun and serious, but always catchy. Check out the review.

January 29, 2014

Jamie Grace - Ready To Fly

Jamie Grace's second album 'Ready to Fly' released on Tuesday 28th January, featuring her hit song 'Beautiful Day' and other standouts like 'Fighter', 'To Love You Back' and 'Do Life Big'. Check out the review.

January 28, 2014

Polyvalent - Want

I realize this review has been a long time coming, however the music presented on “Want” is still very much relevant and deserves the utmost attention from fans of indie music