What Are You Listening To Right Now [Christian]?

Adorned In Ash "Apocalyptic Visions"

Barren Cross - Atomic Arena (2020 Legends Remastered)
Barren Cross - Rock For The King

Frozen Fire wrote:Adorned In Ash "Apocalyptic Visions"

Good stuff!

Temple of Blood wrote:

Ammocas wrote:
In keeping with the Easter theme...

Such a good band!

Yessir, I really like them! I just picked up No Rest, No Mercy...also, their Demo sessions ep and The Other Side Of Midnight. Enjoying some classic metal!


Right now I’m listening to Divine Aggression Radio podcast episode#372

Temple of Blood wrote:

Frozen Fire wrote:Adorned In Ash "Apocalyptic Visions"

Good stuff!

Such a big step up from the debut! The musicianship has greatly increased. The songwriting has more depth. I like the crisp, clean production but I'd wonder if they had a different producer how much more power could be added to this. It doesn't need to be slick and overproduced but the guitars, though clear, bright and firm in the mix don't drive the sound like I believe they actually do. They sound "tame" somehow. Robyn's vocals and thee drumming lead a little too much. I'm not sure that's even a complaint, just a side note to a fantastic album.

NP: Daniel Band "Run From The Darkness"

The Weakening - Chains of Plato

I guess I'm following the crowd:
Stairway-Power and the Glory

Black Rider wrote:I guess I'm following the crowd:
Stairway-Power and the Glory

Laudamus compilation 2006

Neal Morse - The Greatest Love of All.

Great song for a great day.  On the off chance that some oneelse here observes Eastern Orthodox Easter, I wish you a happy and blessed Pascha!  Christos Anesti!


This coupled with the reprise of Love Has Called My Name make for such a great finale.  IMO, there's no one else who can pull off the big finale on a concept album as well as Neal.

Andreas89 wrote:

Frozen Fire wrote:

Andreas89 wrote:Neal Morse - Testimony 2

I really wish that Neal will be doing some solo prog work again.

Technically his double album "Jesus Christ: The Exorcist" was a solo album. I know it was an ensemble "musical" but, with both that and the Great Adventure album coming out in the same year, I consider it a solo release.

I understand what you mean though.

Well apparently he IS working on a solo prog album again! At least if I understand his facebook posts right. He mentioned something about a new album a few times now, and clearly not in the Transatlantic context (which is also in the works BTW) because he'd send some stuff to Randy George and Mike Portnoy. Also comparing the material to Questionmark and Sola Scriptura. And it is to be a concept album.

Sorry for being off topic, I'm just a bit too excited about this

That is EXCELLENT news!  I love the Neal Morse band - in fact The Similitude of a Dream actually managed to dethrone Theocracy's As the World Bleeds and become my favorite album of all time.

But there's just something special about Neal Morse's solo prog works.  Something the NMB lacks, and it's not just lyrics.  I don't know how to put it into words.

I hope it's more like ? than Sola Scriptura though.  The former is his best solo album, but I feel that the latter, while good, is overrated.

NP: Lovewar "Soak Your Brain"

Finally ordered the new one today with Diamoth "Exhibition of Reality" and Frosthardr "Frosthardr"

The Blessed By A Broken Heart thread inspired me to listen to "Innocent Blood" earlier today. 

Great Great riff.

The Final Chapter - It is Written

Demolish - Signs of the End

Menahem - Angels and Shadows

Another steal of a deal on Google Play not sure why though: .69 cents

Menahim - Angels and Shadows

Tourniquet - The Skeezix Dilemma (Live in Studio)

Cant remember where I came across this originally but these guys only recorded 1 demo back in 2001. If you like Christian Thrash go take a listen:

Devastation - Live Studio Demo

That could be good with a proper mix.

Sacred Warrior-Master's Command

Sardonyx - Sons Of The Kingdom

Nadarkhani - No Forgiveness for him

Per the band: No Forgiveness for him describes the terrible divine revenge on all creation through his four apocalyptic knights, an eschatological song, with the atmosphere and climax of Armageddon, the brutality, the intense fury of Brazilian Black Metal proclaiming the supremacy of Christ!

Join the Dead

Follower of Jesus wrote:Join the Dead

Good stuff!  Michael Phillips is an amazing underrated lead guitarist!

mothy wrote:Cant remember where I came across this originally but these guys only recorded 1 demo back in 2001. If you like Christian Thrash go take a listen:

Devastation - Live Studio Demo

Good stuff!  Thanks for sharing that.

Grave Decay "From Dust To Dust"

Frozen Fire wrote:Grave Decay "From Dust To Dust"

Nice!