#christian rock

[moved-to-piersgender]

No offense to the goodly Christian part of Skillets audience but maybe the real reason Skillet completely dropped thier old sound was because they sound more like wanting to get dommed by Jesus then worshipping him in the more traditional sense

WORLDWIDE JESUS DOMINATION indeed...

[haveyouheardthisband]

[kryodsiry]

So uh

How are you fellow christians feel about this

Please help palestine!

Wait wait wait JUST CHECK THESE OUT OK?

Or contact and spam your local mps c:

Usa

Canda

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[mirrren]

He’s so Christian rock

[jstor]

The first sentence in this book (not the one in the preview above) sure got us interested. We're not going to post it here, though, because chances are high that it would get us in trouble. The book is open access, so go check it out yourself, you!

[artofkhaos404]

The band tanks we painted yesterday.

Relient K was done by a friend. I don't usually go for yellow stuff but she and I figured the design would match the laces on my docs. "Long Live the Rebels" is both a song and album by Disciple. Now I have merch to go see them in!

[soapcan18]

Did you notice how when you first listened to Torches it sounded so fun? And then when you listened again and paid attention to the lyrics you realized it was about hate and using your beliefs to push hateful rhetoric? And you were surprised because “but this song is so upbeat and fun and the chanting and call-and-response only adds to that”? Surely with that big community of voices surrounding the narrator what they’re singing about isn’t that bad? Like how in real life being surrounded by others who share the same beliefs as you and glorify their actions makes it easier to go along with things and be brainwashed? In this essay I will—

[jesusfreakspeaks]

[unclefathersantateddy]

TIL Percy McTinsel-bud's Tinsel Machine parodies a real record by Christian-band 'Candle' in the late 70s. The music machine is described as;

"The Music Machine: (1977) A Musical Adventure Teaching the Fruit of the Spirit to All Ages is a Christian children's album by Candle. It is set in Agapeland, and teaches children about the fruit of the Holy Spirit."

Wild.

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

The System • Babylon • Loud, Loud, Loud • The Four Horsemen • The Lamb • The Seventh Seal • Aegian Sea • Seven Bowls • The Wakening Beast • Lament • The Marching Beast • The Battle Of The Locusts • Do It • Tribulation • The Beast • Ofis • Seven Trumpets • Altamont • The Wedding Of The Lamb • The Capture Of The Beast • ∞ • Hic Et Nunc • All The Seats Were Occupied • Break

Spotify ♪ Youtube

[haveyouheardthisband]

[beeclops]

Christian Rock Song!

[tommytomatoe]

say what you want about skillet but that band kept the creepypasta fandom fed throughout the 2010’s

[artofkhaos404]

So Lacey Sturm was originally in the Christian hard rock band Flyleaf but she's got a solo career now. Check out her song "Reconcile" for starters. And Love and Death is a Christian nu metal band started by Brian "Head" Welch, who started out as the guitarist in the band Korn and broke off to do his own thing... so if you like Korn's sound, it's almost the same thing, but from a Christian perspective. I like his songs "Adonai" and "L.O.V.E."

I WAS HOPING BRIAN WOULD STAY IN THE SCENE AND CHANGE HIS ANGLE THAT'S AWESOME HOW HAVE I NOT HEARD ABOUT THIS-

Thanks, I'll definitely have to check em out!

[soapcan18]

What I love abt Soap is not just that it’s called Soap and I love that silly ahh song name but bc it’s abt the narrator singing to the listener (probably their lover) how normally oil and water don’t mix BUT they do in order to make soap! So if the narrator and the listener (oil and water) put in the work they can make soap AKA their relationship work, PLUS there’s another layer to it since soap cleans, so the “soap” they create can heal their wounds and the pain they‘ve both gone through throughout their lives :)

ALSO the narrator has gone through three albums (even more if you consider this narrator to be the same one from the earlier LPs) of trauma and growth prior to this song and now they can finally pass everything they’ve learned to the listener so they don’t go through the same pain they did! And the last lyrics are “it’s gonna hurt like hell, but we’re gonna be well, I’ll give you my best shot” LIKE YES ITS GONNA BE HARD TO CHANGE BUT WE’RE GONNA DO IT TOGETHER also the “chorus” (if u wanna call it that) that the narrator repeats is “I think that you’re worth keeping around” LIKE AHHH IT’S JUST SUCH A SWEET SONG!!

Also I’m REALLY insane about the fact that in the song prior to Soap, Zephyrus, the narrator sings “So let me meltdown like mountain glaciers, break the bonds I've been holding onto” and THEN in Soap they sing “I think your worth holding onto” in the chorus. THEY’VE LET GO OF THE TOXIC UNHEALTHY COMMUNITY AND BELIEFS THEY USED TO BE ATTACHED TO AND ARE NOW HOLDING ONTO THE LISTENER AND THEIR NEW COMMUNITY THAT ARE GOOD FOR THEM!! It’s just a minor lyric connection and there’s tons of them in this song but I noticed that one recently and I love it

TL;DR Soap is an amazing song and The Oh Hellos are geniuses and you should listen to it and all their albums <3

[sketchbook-gal-xe]

They hate me for the way I can take a christian rock song and make it incredibly homo romantic.