Sarah Sadler turned few heads when her debut album for Essential unceremoniously hit streets a few years back. Those of us fortunate enough to get a barrage of free music weekly managed to recognize her striking talent and “critically acclaimed” her, while the folks that have to pay for often over-priced CDs were given little [...]

After three critically-acclaimed albums and numerous whispers of “Copeland is the next big thing” among industry folk, the band return with their much anticipated, Tooth & Nail backed full length You Are My Sunshine. Produced by Copeland mainman Aaron Marsh together with Tooth & Nail go-to-producer Aaron Sprinkle (Poor Old Lu, Anberlin, and about a [...]

A couple of years back, Jonezetta was one of the most talked about independent bands around. Their Tooth & Nail Records debut, Popularity, was critically acclaimed and has become a staple of indie rock fan’s music players since its release. Fans that fell in love with Jonezetta’s upbeat brand of new wave rock in the [...]

Hot on the heels of a new VeggieTales comes the release of the 3-2-1 Penguins’ Save the Planets!, a collection of three episodes that originally aired on television. The show has been building momentum since debuting on QUBO, the popular Saturday morning program that also features My Friend Rabbit, Dav Pilkey’s (of Captain Underpants fame) [...]

Tomato Sawyer and Huckleberry Larry join us for the latest installment of the groundbreaking VeggieTales series. Big River Rescue tells the story of the aforementioned as they attempt to get the wrongfully accused Little Jimmy (aka “Big Jim” and “Little Yimmy”) back to his mama in St. Louis. Of course, that would be too easy, [...]

Tammy Trent has been around the Christian music world for a good, long time now. Since her debut on the now defunct R.E.X. label, she has always been there, in the background. Over the years she has, bit by bit, built an extremely loyal fanbase though and, considering the state of the music industry right [...]

Keith Green is a central figure in the history of CCM music. Prior to the plane crash that sadly brought his time on Earth to an end at age 28 in 1982, he released four proper studio albums that would lay the foundation for Christian Music as we know it. To this day they rest [...]

Since hitting the scene in 2004, Flame has had hit singles, been nominated for a Dove Award (for the song “Gotta Notice”), and hit the Billboard charts. That’s a surprising amount of success in a very short time for an artist on a relatively small label. Inspired by a neighborhood conversation in which he realized [...]

From Calvary Temple of Modesto, CA comes Worth Dying For. The anti-band prefer to be called a youth movement and rightfully so if their debut album is an indication of what is to come. The rear cover art for the self-titled album clearly states the band’s mission, offering:
“Each generation has a certain sound and [...]

While Keith Green’s recorded material sounds more and more dated as the years go by, his live material sounds as fresh today as it did when those of us who are old enough to have done so first witnessed him. I was a young child when I first saw Keith Green but the passion he [...]