Posts Tagged ‘music’

Our Favorite Albums of 2019

by Serena Bond on January 6, 2020

Our writers in the music department share their favorite albums of 2019! See if your favorite album made it, or discover something new.

Worship 101: Why is Worship Important?

by Serena Bond on December 14, 2019

Worship is an integral part of being a Christian. It's mentioned over 500 times in the Bible! What makes worship so important, though?

Worship 101: What is worship?

by Serena Bond on October 8, 2019

Worship music is a beautiful way to connect with the heart of God. Did you know that it's not the only way Christian's can worship Him?

Interview: Wolves at the Gate’s Stephen Cobucci on New Album “Eclipse”

by Derek Thompson on July 26, 2019

Wolves at the Gate is a worship-focused metal band, and their album Eclipse drops today, July 26. Check out this interview with lead singer Stephen Cobucci.

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You play as a small shape (a blue square in story mode) trying to bring harmony back to a land plagued by an evil pink monstrosity that corrupts everything it touches. You'll need to dodge, dive, dash, dip and dodge your way through level after level of [...]

Beat Breaker: “Strength & Beauty” by Citizens

by Blake Gardiner on August 22, 2018

Song Title: Strength and Beauty Artist: Citizens (formerly Citizens & Saints) Album: Single Release: 2018 Genre: Indie Drawing from the same ecclesiastical roots as King’s Kaleidoscope and Ghost Ship, Citizens (formerly Citizens & [...]

Review: Floor Kids Original Video Game Soundtrack

by L.J. Lowery on April 27, 2018

Artist: Kid Koala Label: Arts & Crafts Producer: Kid Koala Genre: Hip-Hop Back in January I had the opportunity to review Floor Kids on the Nintendo Switch; a rhythm-based breakdancing video game, from the minds of JonJon and Kid Koala with the [...]

The Most Underrated Anime Soundtracks

by Cooper D Barham on March 19, 2018

Welcome, all you tankobon-toting, animation-loving, OVA-watching (ha!) denizens of the internet, to this month’s anime collaboration article. In these halls, the humble yet phenomenal cast of Geeks Under Grace’s anime writers will bring sweet [...]

Before You Raise Your Hand

by Blake Gardiner on February 12, 2018

Imagine this scenario: You’re talking with someone who you just met, and you share about your passion for video games/music/table top/TV shows (you name it). This is something you love; it’s your down time, your enjoyment! Yet, instead of [...]

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Review: Perception

by Blake Gardiner on December 21, 2017

Artist: NF Label: Capitol CMG, Real Music LLC Genre: Rap Following the growing popularity of his previous two albums, NF (Nathan Feuerstein) returns in 2017 with his third installment, Perception. Continuing to draw on themes of mental health and personal [...]

Dropping the ‘F’ Bomb– Reflecting on KK’s “A Prayer” a Year On

by Blake Gardiner on December 8, 2017

The Divide When Kings Kaleidoscope released their 2016 album, Beyond Control, the expectation for another rich composition was rife. The release of their first album in 2014, Becoming Who We Are, already captivated an audience with Chad Gardner’s [...]

Beat Breaker: “Three Cord Bond” by Propaganda

by Blake Gardiner on November 14, 2017

Song Title: Three Cord Bond Artist: Propaganda Album: Crimson Cord Released: 2014 Genre: Spoken word If you’re familiar with spoken word, you’re aware of its…. awkwardness. On its own, it sounds poetic, yet match a beat and it doesn’t always flow [...]

Stephen Christian talks Anberlin, Anchor & Braille, and new solo album “Wildfires”

by Derek Thompson on July 28, 2017

When I became a Christian in 1999, the Christian rock, punk and metal scenes were just beginning to blow up. After a year or two of serious internet googling, I became a Tooth & Nail Records junkie and a regular Cornerstone Festival attender. One of [...]

Beat Breaker: “Dare You To Move” by Switchfoot

by Vince Chapman on April 21, 2017

Song Title: Dare You To Move Artist: Switchfoot Album: The Beautiful Letdown Released: 2003 Genre: Rock The band that began its debut in 1996 as “Chin Up” would later take on the name we all know and love today: Switchfoot. I was only 5 years old when [...]

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Review: Fuuka

by Rob M. on April 6, 2017

Producer: Diomedéa Director: Keizo Kusakawa Writer: Aoi Akashiro Starring: Yusuke Kobayashi Lynn Distributor: Funimation Genre: Music, Drama, Romance, Shounen Rating: PG-13 Fuuka is the sequel/spin-off to Souji Keo’s 2004 work, Suzuka. The story primarily [...]