Song of the Day: M.C. GeGee – Let’s Fight Back
M.C. GeGee (born Gina Rodriguez, now Lopez) was a Christian rapper from Dallas, Texas, who began her career in 1990,…
Tag: 90’s
Song of the Day: Black Eyed Sceva – WBF
This brilliant alternative rock band formed in Santa Barbara, California in the 1990s. They released one full-length album Way Before…
Song of the Day: Pensive – (Re)Fabrication
Pensive was a short-lived but brilliant and unique emocore band from West Virginia, active in the second half of the…
Song of the Day: Crashdog – Numbered by Color
Hot take: Crashdog was the most punk band the Christian scene ever produced. In fact, there are only a handful…
Song of the Day: Believer – Not Even One
I’ve made a somewhat comical observation that in independent Christian music, it’s the metal bands who give us the best…
Song of the Day: Strongarm – Count the Cost
When you read about, or hear talk of “Spirit-filled hardcore,” this is what they’re talking about. Where were you when…
Song of the Day: Freeto Boat – Act 1
Third wave ska hit the Christian scene hard in the mid- to late-90s. There were dozens of bands in the…
Song of the Day: Blenderhead – Emerald City Indie Queen
Blenderhead was an indie rock/punk/post-hardcore/math rock band from the Pacific Northwest and active throughout the 1990s, disbanding in 2001. They…
Song of the Day: Guardian – The Rain
Guardian (or rather Gardian as they first spelled it, or even Fusion as they named themselves to begin with) started…
Song of the Day: Exousia – Te Necesito
Melodic death metallers Exousia hail from Mexico. They have been making music together since at least as early as 1999…
Song of the Day: Billy Penn’s Brother & The Telephone Church – When the War is Over
Richard Nicholson was a relatively important figure in independent Christian music in the 80s and 90s, but sadly too few…
Lost in Ohio announces two new releases from The Julies for 2026
Fans of indie popsters The Julies have good reason to celebrate. Lost in Ohio (who released Always & Always in…
Song of the Day: Wish for Eden – Fly
This is it. The band, the album, the first release on Tooth and Nail Records. I remember when this came…
Song of the Day: Pink Daffodils – Listlessness
Oh my gosh, why is it that sometimes the best bands have the shortest-lived careers?!? Pink Daffodils released one 3-song…
Song of the Day: Kerith Ravine – A Gentleman’s Strange Dream
Midwest emo act Kerith Ravine formed around Akron, OH in 1997 and were active until 2001. In that short time…
Song of the Day: Upside Down Room – Candy Can You
Garage punk trio Upside Down Room first popped up on most fans’ radars with the release of their 1995 self-titled…
Dig Hay Zoose interview featured at The Rumors Are True
The Rumors Are True has done it again! Dozens–nay, hundreds!–of interviews relevant to our scene. This time, the lucky victims…
Song of the Day: The Free Zone – He Still Walks
Liverpool-based The Free Zone duo met in a Christian Union at Liverpool University in 1982, bonding over post-punk and especially…
Song of the Day: Quayle – The Pretender
Forming first as Spud Puddle, this band from southern California changed their name just prior to the release of their…
Song of the Day: The Felluz – Lost and Found
The Felluz was a third-wave ska band from Michigan. Not a lot is known about the band, but they came…
Song of the Day: K2S – Get Down
This hip-hop trio had a laid-back West Coast style. Stylized alternately and inconsistently as either “K2S” or “K II S”,…
Song of the Day: Everdown – Crush
Everdown was a hardcore band from New Hampshire, active in the mid-90s, but their roots were in earlier versions of…
Song of the Day: Speck – Mercy
Speck was one of those bands that was easy to miss if you weren’t paying attention. They released two albums…
Song of the Day: Heartbeat – The Winner
Heartbeat started in the early 80s as a music ministry extension of Youth for Christ in the United Kingdom. They…
The Rumors Are True + Bleach Double-Episode!
In case you don’t know, The Rumors Are True is a fantastic podcast extremely relevant to our scene. Past episodes…
Song of the Day: Damien Jurado – Frustrated
While this artist is known as a sort of darling in the indie folk scene, his roots are in the…
Song of the Day: Acoustic Shack – It’s Good to Know
Husband and wife duo Michael and Laura Misiuk comprised alternative folk/rock act Acoustic Shack. Their stellar debut for Blonde Vinyl…
Song of the Day: Stavesacre – At the Moment
Stavesacre emerged in the mid-90s as sort of Christian punk/alternative/metal supergroup. Featuring ex-members of The Crucified, Focused, Chatterbox, The Blamed,…
Song of the Day: The Juliana Theory – To the Tune of 5,000 Screaming Children
There was a lot of anticipation about this band before they ever released one song. Founder/vocalist Brett Detar had been…
Indie Vision Music Statement and Reels
There has been an ongoing silence on the latest happenings in the Christian music realm and it’s not by accident,…