Classic heavy metal band Iron Maiden is not Christian. They started their career in 1975, pioneering British Heavy Metal into the 1980s. Throughout their career, they released sixteen Studio albums, twelve Live albums, four
Texas-bound contemporary worship music duo Shane & Shane began their career in 2001. It started when Shane Barnard played solo music, eventually meeting Shane Everett and combining forces in 2002. Eighteen years later, they
Irish band Rend Collective Experiment (now known as Rend Collective) became active in 2002, starting at Bangor Elim Church. This 15+ piece band started releasing music in 2010, with Organic Family Hymnal. They also
We The Kingdom is a newcomer, beginning their career in 2018. They released two EP’s: Live at the Wheelhouse (2019) and Live Acoustic Sessions (2020). Their hit song Holy Water put them on the
Thank you for voting on my second June 2020 polls! Elevation Worship’s Graves Into Gardens, Cory Asbury’s The Father’s House, and Bethel Music’s God of Revival received the most votes in their respective polls,
Redding, California-bound organization Bethel Music is a name familiar to most Christians in the west. It’s hard to believe that they started producing music in 2001, with rapid growth these last 19 years, producing
Australian conglomerate church Hillsong is a household name. Most (if not all) Christians have heard their music. This includes hits such as Oceans, Cornerstone, and Who You Say I Am. It comprises of: Two
Ellie Rogers is an independent teen pop artist hailing from South Carolina. During her early teens, she wrote Danger to express her doubts and uncertainties during her life. Eagles is her response to this
Church-based worship albums are not a new phenomenon created by the likes of Hillsong, Bethel, or Elevation Worship. Louisville, Kentucky-based Sovereign Grace Churches has been doing it since 1984 with Sovereign Grace Music. Releasing
Thank you for voting on my first June 2020 polls! In poll A, The Porter’s Gate’s Wood and Nails secured the top position, followed closely by Billie Eilish’s All The Good Girls Go To Hell.