Matt Thiessen and the Relient K boys are back with their seventh full-length album. And it is different, that’s for sure. They continue a trajectory away from the punk rock sounds of their youth and toward a much more mature and full alternative rock sound. In the last ten years, this band [...]
The latest from the GRAMMY ® nominated Relient K, Forget and Not Slow Down, has proven to be a fan favorite landing in No. 1 at Christian soundscan
Matt Thiessen opens up on the new album and hopes that people will move past ‘Sadie Hawkins.’
Relient K delivers Forget And Not Slow Down today, the first project since taking helm of their newly revived record label, Mono Vs. Stereo.
Relient K is asking fans to Forget And Not Slow Down on Oct. 6 as they launch the first release since taking helm on the newly revived record label, Mono Vs. Stereo,
TobyMac slams into the holidays once again as he headlines his popular Winter Wonder Slam 2009 Tour
Live at Amos’ Southend, Charlotte, N.C., on October 24
Front man Matt Thiessen shares about songwriting and the band’s new label ventures.
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Relient K’s Latest Holds Strong –
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...I just hope people don't think about the old stuff all the time. You want to be appreciated for what you're doing in the moment.
Relient K Returns With Great Reviews –
Relient K Asks Fans to ‘Forget and Not Slow Down’ –
Winter Wonder Slam Gears Up for the Holidays –
Concert Review: Relient K –
Relient K has performed technically better shows in better venues, but they both entertained and moved the crowd with their music at Amos' Southend in Charlotte.
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We’re looking forward to making good sounding records while also trying to be economical with that. You do it all yourself and put your stock in that and there’s something even more satisfying about being able to do something without going down the same road as everyone else.
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