Keeping Christian Music Alive: “Though the future of Christian music may be uncertain, one thing is for sure: There’s still good music out there. Here are some of the artists we think represent hope for the Christian music industry. By no means is this an exhaustive list, just a few Christian bands that make great music.”
It’s Alive!
– September 30, 2008
Keeping Christian Music Alive: “Though the future of Christian music may be uncertain, one thing is for sure: There’s still good music out there. Here are some of the artists we think represent hope for the Christian music industry. By no means is this an...
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I was surprised to not see Starflyer 59 on that list until I realized the band was being paid an even greater compliment: they must not be seen as a Xian band.
Really, I want Xian music to just finally stop limping along and die so that Xian artists can just concentrate on making awesome albums. That would be so very neat.
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