[video=youtube_share;l6NG7bl89b4]http://youtu.be/l6NG7bl89b4[/video]New impending doom, some parts of this song I love and others I don't, so torn.
Been wanting to ask this, but what are some of the better christian metal bands out there? I cannot listen to anything too heavy nowadays. Cannot handle it no more.
I cannot stand that metal style with those growls, it really annoys me, but to each their own.
So what are some of the christian metal rock type bands that are decent nowadays. Maybe more on the lighter side. Any suggestions?
I myself have reached the point where I have started to question some of the stuff in my existing collection, this is after years of being a metal addict.
Been wanting to ask this, but what are some of the better christian metal bands out there? I cannot listen to anything too heavy nowadays. Cannot handle it no more.
I cannot stand that metal style with those growls, it really annoys me, but to each their own.
So what are some of the christian metal rock type bands that are decent nowadays. Maybe more on the lighter side. Any suggestions?
I myself have reached the point where I have started to question some of the stuff in my existing collection, this is after years of being a metal addict.
most of the Christian metal i listen to is densely heavy, black and spikey, with a lot of shrieking. guessing you don't want to hear about that![]()
IMO you need to listen to Wovenhand.
everyone who enjoys Christian rock - especially those who like more eclectic stuff, not radio pop, and especially those feeling like they're having a hard time finding anything really standing out in quality & originality - ought to hear Wovenhand.
The only one I ever heard was Stryper, and that was in the 80s, so I don't know if they're still around.
Going by Amazon, there is another album going to be released this month. I just had a look
The only one I ever heard was Stryper, and that was in the 80s, so I don't know if they're still around.
Unique. I am not a musician, but I would love to sit down with the composer.IMO you need to listen to Wovenhand.
everyone who enjoys Christian rock - especially those who like more eclectic stuff, not radio pop, and especially those feeling like they're having a hard time finding anything really standing out in quality & originality - ought to hear Wovenhand.
not metal by any stretch, but big discography with relatively wide range from folk/blues to hard rock. here's something recent more to their heavy side:
fantastic live.