What Are You Listening To Right Now [Christian]?

mothy wrote:next up on KMTHY Radio:
Hard Rock/Heavy Metal straight out of Chicago (1996)
Stonehenge - Shadows

How you find all these bands is way beyond me.

But I'm really glad you do. There are some pretty awesome gems here.

Sevenoneself wrote:

mothy wrote:next up on KMTHY Radio:
Hard Rock/Heavy Metal straight out of Chicago (1996)
Stonehenge - Shadows

How you find all these bands is way beyond me.

But I'm really glad you do. There are some pretty awesome gems here.

Between youtube, metal archives, and a desk job stuck in front of a computer all day its a lethal combo  . That and I have a desire to find new discoveries know there was so much music released but unheard of because the lack of the internet during those times. Glad people are liking it.

Temple of Blood wrote:

Yeah that one was interesting

Power Metal:



Prog Metal:



Grunge: (Very Alice In Chains like)



Heavy Metal:



Black Metal:

That Kennereth EP is way underrated IMHO

mothy wrote:Between youtube, metal archives, and a desk job stuck in front of a computer all day its a lethal combo  . That and I have a desire to find new discoveries know there was so much music released but unheard of because the lack of the internet during those times. Glad people are liking it.

I feel your pain and then some. At work, I cannot listen to music and stream fave shows. I must always be on alert as a first responder. Even during my lunch break yesterday, no one could get a hold of me via work phone or personal cell for an emergency. It was a Wi-Fi communication error. But I got there in time. Before work and days off, I am on the hunt for new 2 me music

Theocracy - Hide in the Fairytale

Great song. Great album overall, and better than AtWB.

Wait...

mothy wrote:

Sevenoneself wrote:

mothy wrote:next up on KMTHY Radio:
Hard Rock/Heavy Metal straight out of Chicago (1996)
Stonehenge - Shadows

How you find all these bands is way beyond me.

But I'm really glad you do. There are some pretty awesome gems here.

Between youtube, metal archives, and a desk job stuck in front of a computer all day its a lethal combo  . That and I have a desire to find new discoveries know there was so much music released but unheard of because the lack of the internet during those times. Glad people are liking it.

Now that I've put out some "indy" music of my own, and now that my son is getting into that as well, I am learning how much it means to small-time musicians when people choose to look up their music, listen to it, and appreciate it. I've started to go listen to local concerts even when bands aren't that great. What you're doing here is great for them and great for us, Mothy.

Warpriest - Gloombreaker

Can’t find a lot I them but read an interview with a member who thanks God and see them being classified as Christian themes. With that said this one is for my Canadian brothers:
All the way from Toronto Rapid Tears - Honestly 1982 Old School 80s Heavy Metal

^ i like what I hear
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Rapid_Tears/22622

Sevenoneself wrote:

mothy wrote:

Sevenoneself wrote:

mothy wrote:next up on KMTHY Radio:
Hard Rock/Heavy Metal straight out of Chicago (1996)
Stonehenge - Shadows

How you find all these bands is way beyond me.

But I'm really glad you do. There are some pretty awesome gems here.

Between youtube, metal archives, and a desk job stuck in front of a computer all day its a lethal combo  . That and I have a desire to find new discoveries know there was so much music released but unheard of because the lack of the internet during those times. Glad people are liking it.

Now that I've put out some "indy" music of my own, and now that my son is getting into that as well, I am learning how much it means to small-time musicians when people choose to look up their music, listen to it, and appreciate it. I've started to go listen to local concerts even when bands aren't that great. What you're doing here is great for them and great for us, Mothy.

I wish even half of the rarities I find were easily available

Road trip today. I was listening to:

Allos - Strong Delusion
Lordchain - The Chastisement of Our Peace
Follower - Into The Son
Damascus - The Road To Damascus:The complete Anthology

and to finish out the trip:

Warpriest - Gloombreaker

Dooooooooooooooooooooooooom…..

Wytch Hazel: Prelude

Vials Of Wrath - Dark Winter Memories

I never tire of this album.  DC also said that he's got another full-length in the works with a hopeful release date of mid-2025!

I really liked the VoW from last year.

Ataraxia I&II?  Yeah that one is killer.  The Eternal Call has got to be one of his best songs yet, and the artwork is absolutely gorgeous.

Yes, I was too lazy to look up the name.

Tourniquet - 86 Bullets

And a Happy pre-All Saints Day to you

I was introducing my son to Trytan's Blood of Kings last night, and had forgotten how AWESOME this album is. In fact, I don't think I've ever even listened to the whole thing closely. I came home and did as much reading on Trytan as I could. I had forgotten that Eric Gillette didn't play guitar for this album, but did almost everything else! Great songwriting, arranging and playing. Unique and distinctive singing, playing and production. Wow!

It’s a great album. I also love Sylentiger. I can’t wait for the new one!

Sevenoneself wrote:I was introducing my son to Trytan's Blood of Kings last night, and had forgotten how AWESOME this album is. In fact, I don't think I've ever even listened to the whole thing closely. I came home and did as much reading on Trytan as I could. I had forgotten that Eric Gillette didn't play guitar for this album, but did almost everything else! Great songwriting, arranging and playing. Unique and distinctive singing, playing and production. Wow!

I never knew that Eric Gillette had anything to do with Trytan