Posts from the ‘Rob’s Music Review’ Category
A New Year has begun! Welcome to 2012! For those of you that were with us at camp last summer, you’ll enjoy this list of music we worshiped to. Click on the links below to hear the songs on Youtube, and remember, Camp 2012 is fast approcahing so get your registration forms and deposit in [...]
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Craig Groeschel – The Christian Atheist One of the biggest problems today in Christianity are Sunday Christians: people who call themselves Christian because they go to church or to a small group or pray a lot, but really aren’t living out their faith. These folks are what Craig Groeschel calls “Christian Atheists”: Christians who act and live [...]
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No Far Away – Chris August Chris August’s sophomore album “No Far Away” is definitely not your necessarily feel good, pop Christian album. Yes, songs like Starry Night, Loving You Is Easy, and It’s Always Been You are exactly that – catchy, feel good pop tunes – but the album has another more pensive side [...]
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Deas Vail – Birds and Cages Deas Vail (meaning “Humble Servant of God”) is an incredible find. Perhaps identified musically as Indie Piano Rock, Deas Vail is known for its incredible song writing, vocal work and melodies. Recently on tour with Owl City and lights, Deas Vail’s third album, “Birds And Cages”, is a thematic album [...]
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ALBUM REVIEW: GUNGOR – Beautiful Things If you were to ask most people to identify today’s most popular genre of Christian music, and to name some of its most popular artists, they would probably suggest Contemporary Christian with people like Jeremy Camp, Chris Tomlin, and Michael W. Smith. Most people don’t move past the same [...]
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The Afters – Light Up The Sky (CD) I had first heard of the Afters few years ago on a Christian radio station by their song “Beautiful Love.” Albeit they are not Christian worship artists, their songs still are apparently God oriented, with the occasional love song as well – my personal favourite brand of [...]
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