Tag: falling up

Looking back, I feel like 2024 was a fairly average year for music. It had it’s ups and downs, a few surprises here and there, but all in all, I feel like the albums that show up on my year-end list are going to be ones that I’ll be listening to and enjoying for many years to come. So kick back, take a look, and drop your thoughts in the comments. Here’s looking forward to 2025!!!     1. Poppy – Negative Spaces I heard of Poppy in passing for a few yrs now, but knew she was more of a pop artist.… Continued →

Falling Up have announced the release of both “Silver City” (Christmas Album) and “Your Sparkling Death Cometh” (2011) on Vinyl for the first time. Stay tuned to Falling Up socials to get the link to pre-orders very soon. What is your favorite Falling Up release?… Continued →

“Fire” and “water” are arguably the most overused metaphors in contemporary Christian music. But there is another common nature-themed metaphor in Christian music you may not have noticed: gravity. I by no means consider my research to be exhaustive, but I found nearly two dozen songs from the past 25 years with “gravity” in the title. Researching Christian music prior to the 1990’s is a difficult task. While I have little doubt that this theme continues back into the 80’s and maybe even 70’s the earliest contemporary Christian song titled “Gravity” I’ve been able to find so far* is from 1995.… Continued →

Let’s talk about perfection executed through a concept album that never loses its flavor or mysteriousness. After announcing their break up years ago, Falling Up thankfully returned though transitioning into a studio band for the most part – rarely playing shows. From Fangs! back in 2009, Falling Up has made a consistent and indisputable case that they are the kings of experimental rock among the Christian music scene. Their final album, rightfully self titled because it encompasses the greatest of all their albums, is one to behold as a masterpiece.… Continued →

Falling Up's 2nd half of the Machine de Ella Project - Hours is a fantastic album.

In this edition of "In the Silence of the Mind" we take a look at some songs that are completely passionate "Love Songs to God."

One half of the Machine De Ella project, Falling Up has delivered another stellar album in Midnight on Earthship.

Falling Up is back with their newest release Your Sparkling Death Cometh. See how it compares to the bands past albums.