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DC Talk Returns with Jesus Freak 10th Anniversary Special Edition

Nov 17, 2006 ,

Did you read the that title? DC Talk is releasing a 10th Anniversary Special Edition. I am listening to it now. It is a 2 disk set for on of the industry’s greatest. It is hard to believe it has been 10 years since Jesus Freak.

Track Listing for this JEsus Freak 10th Anniversary Special Edition will be up soon.

DCTALK’s members, TobyMac, Micahel Tait, and KEvin MAx are all currently enjoying successful solo careers. TobyMac will release his third solo project in February 2007.

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** More coming on Jesus Freak 10th Anniversary Special Edition

[tags]DC Talk, Jesus Freak, TobyMac, Michael Tait, Kevin Max[/tags]

Switchfoot Single Gravity – Listen to It

Nov 13, 2006 ,

The new Switchfoot single, “Oh Gravity,” has been released. The album by the same name will hit stores December 26th, but in the meantime, you can listen to the single be clicking below:
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[tags]Switchfoot[/tags]

Pillar’s Wherever the Wins Blows Takes Song of the Week

Nov 13, 2006 ,

The Christian song of the week for the week of November 13, 2006 is “Wherever The Wind Blows”, by Pillar. This is from Pillar’s 4th studio release The Reckoning, that was released October 3, 2006.

I’ve been here for so long
I think its time I moved on
So tell me where it is that I need to be
Where ever the wind blows
You will find me there
Standing exactly where I wanna be

[tags]Pillar, The Reckoning, Christian music[/tags]

Inhale Exhale – The Lost, The Sick, The Sacred Christian Music Review

Nov 13, 2006 ,

Solid State Records has been trotting out an impressive array of young, heavy-hitting metal/hardcore bands lately, as their recent “Young Bloods” tours can attest. Having rocked stages with The Chariot, August Burns Red, Twelve Gauge Valentine and Destroy The Runner earlier this year, Inhale Exhale is the latest Solid State band vying for its fans’ listening attention. Off-handedly, perhaps the most interesting fact about this band is that their bass player had previously played with Relient K. Now counting Brian Pittman (yes, that Brian Pittman) among their ranks, Inhale Exhale present a promising debut in The Lost, The Sick, The Sacred, a thematic look into God’s love (“the sacred”) and how it affects those who are lost and seeking healing in their lives.

Initially, the most impressive element of Inhale Exhale’s debut is its incredibly focused attack. The record’s eleven songs rush by without much hesitation or pause, showcasing the band’s musical ferocity, which is unparalleled even by hardcore’s standards. Review