Benjamin is the only son of Christian music legends Bill & Gloria Gaither. I have always liked this song & The Narrow Road. Rain Down a Fire was big on CCM radio also. I love the lyrics to the chorus of this song. Don’t tell Him you love Him, Don’t tell Him you need Him til you’re ready to fall down on your knees & ready to serve Him. Don’t tell Him you’re sorry, Don’t tell Him what you’re never going to do until you let Him stand & follow through ..read more

Let’s take a moment and soak in the pure awesomeness of the band from the UK, laying down that hardcore and metal so perfectly. On this song it features Miggy Sanchez of Relent fame. The band just released their brand new EP also titled “John 20”, a week ago through Southwest Hardcore and it’s a wildfire spreading bombastic, heavy hardcore influenced EP. Hope Through Grace and Barriers (also from the UK) are tearing Europe up by storm and you need to check them both out (they share members ..read more

I wasn’t sure what to make of this band the first time I heard them. It was heavy, metallic hardcore, created in the era just before full-blown metalcore had become a thing. And the vocals were unlike anything I’d ever heard in hardcore before. The band hailed from Riverside, CA and were only active for a couple of years in the late 90s. They released a pair of demos, before releasing a devastating 4-song EP for fledgling Solid State Records, then-brand new sub-label of Tooth & Nail focusing exclusively on hardcore and metal ..read more

So here is another rarity band that I have pulled from the archives. The Terminal Generation considered themselves the world’s scariest band. Based out of California, they melded distorted guitars & vocals. Most would know them if they followed 90s Christian industrial movement when R.E.X. records released an industrial compilation called Electro Shock Therapy in 1995, but they actually got their start in LA in 1989.   ..read more

Emotionally charged Pop-Punk act – , just released their brand new single titled (no, it’s not a Cher cover) a week ago and it absolutely rules and I know you’ll all feel the same way upon giving this a listen. Beyond good, the best, I love it, can I say “I love it” multiple times? Give Alandria a listen and check out below this message or on your favorite digital network ..read more

This pop punk band is from LA. Their latest EP released back in January and proved that this band still has their chops intact. This catchy SOTD features Fire Iron’s Frenzy Leanor aka Jeff the Girl. Check it out and their discography of 44 songs ..read more

Elgibbor began as a solo project of Jarek (AKA “Fire,” also of Fire Throne) from Poland in 1999. Other band members have come and gone, and Jarek has since relocated to the United States. The outfit is incredibly prolific, having released 15 full-length albums since its inception, not to mention singles, EPs and other releases. The band’s name is taken from a Hebrew name for God, meaning “God Almighty.” An interesting approach is taken by the band in that each album features a slightly different take on the black metal genre ..read more

Altarheart – Creatures Here Below [EP] Anberlin, Matty Mullins – High Stakes [Single] The Brave – Carnival of Sins Colony House, Sierra Ferrell – I’m Not Dyin’ [Single] Cultist – Pray For Me [Single] Fire from Heaven – Through Day And Dark [Single] The Grave Denial – Do You Hear What I Hear [Single] The Grave Denial – Greedy Swine [Single] Haste The Day – Burn [Single] The Hollow Present – Savannah [Single] Hope Through Grace – Weak No Longer [Single ..read more

I admit I stopped listening to radio in the late 90s. Most of it was due to the point that Christian radio changed formats. It just seems to have the same exact basic gospel message to every song. We were dead in sin, but God brings us to Him & so we praise Him for that. That is not necessarily a bad thing, but there is more to Christian music than just the same idea. Here is an artist who has been through a lot & sings about Jesus being there all the time ..read more

Gable Price, frontman of the band Gable Price and Friends is featured this week on The Rumors Are True podcast. Known for blending introspective lyrics with a bold, genre-defying sound, Gable dives into the stories behind his music, the journey of starting a band, and the unexpected moments that have shaped his career. The band is known for blending rock, indie, and alternative sounds with lyrical depth that often explores faith, personal reflection, and life’s complexities. Fronted by Gable Price, the group has gained attention for their energetic style, introspective lyrics, and unique appro ..read more