Tag: song of the day

  Amazingly, this song is now 23 years old, and I still feel the same way about it as I did back then.  It’s a fantastic song, and one of the highlights of the Christian alternative rock scene!  Plankeye’s first album (“Spill”) was raw and unrefined, showing hints of Orange County punk.  While their second album “The Spark” had that same raw energy, the songwriting and musical chops had improved, along with just the right amount of production–not too raw, not too slick.  “Open House” is the standout track and has a great message of God’s love and grace even in times of difficulty. … Continued →

Last week Brandon started a new song of the day feature that focuses on beautiful, important, and defining songs from a band’s career. This week I’d like use the new feature to introduce you to a new artist from Sherman, Texas. WORDS is the latest addition to Honey Gold Records and the new project from Least of These vocalist Jonny Gore. Watch the lyric video for “Wake,” the second single off the upcoming album Trees below.   For more new music check out the Weekly New Release Sampler playlist on Spotify.… Continued →

Emo is not limited to rock; it can be hip-hop, too. Here is a song from an album that has remained far under the radar – even for underground hip-hop – since its release in 2006. Smoke is a member of Oldominion, a Northwest collective with over 20 members. While Oldominion are outside the margins of Christian music, Smoke’s solo release Bleed is more Christocentric in its lyrics. “Saylavee” focuses around those difficult thoughts and feelings that are inevitable in human life; the lyrics are dense and the sound is wistful.… Continued →