Articles in the Music Category

Taylor Swift’s Sentimental ‘Love Story’ and Flo Rida Stoops ‘Low’ Taylor Swift’s Sentimental ‘Love Story’ and Flo Rida Stoops ‘Low’
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 16 March 2010

Taylor Swift gets lost in fantasy, and Flo Rida spouts culturally acceptable shamelessness.

How ‘Tik Tok’ and ‘Bleeding Love’ Define Our Relationships How ‘Tik Tok’ and ‘Bleeding Love’ Define Our Relationships
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 9 March 2010

The ninth and tenth most downloaded songs of all time have a lot to say, whether they mean to or not.

Why Brian Johnson is Wrong about Bono Why Brian Johnson is Wrong about Bono
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Music on 11 February 2010

Bono should never stop preaching.

The Grace of British Folk Music The Grace of British Folk Music
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 28 December 2009

David Dunham looks at signs of Common Grace in the British Folk group, Mumford & Sons.

Looking Back: Books and Music in 2009 Looking Back: Books and Music in 2009
Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature, Music on 17 December 2009

Carissa Smith shares the books and albums that got her through the year.

Fee, The Glory of Jesus, and The Sound of Worship Fee, The Glory of Jesus, and The Sound of Worship
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 10 November 2009

What can possibly make up for cheesy worship music? Truth!

When Doubt Wins Out: David Bazan Curses His Branches When Doubt Wins Out: David Bazan Curses His Branches
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Music on 28 October 2009

In his new album, David Bazan shares his lack of faith. What does it mean for the church?

Podcast #53: Michael Jackson and Adulterous Leaders Podcast #53: Michael Jackson and Adulterous Leaders
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music, Podcast, Politics on 2 July 2009

Everything has been said already about MJ… but couldn’t Christians say it better?

Going Beyond New Releases: Appreciating Culture as Tradition, Part 2 Going Beyond New Releases: Appreciating Culture as Tradition, Part 2
Posted in Featured, Film, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Music, Technology on 10 June 2009

How technology changed us, and what we can do about it.

Beyond New Releases: Appreciating Culture as Tradition, Part 1 Beyond New Releases: Appreciating Culture as Tradition, Part 1
Posted in Featured, Film, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Music on 9 June 2009

How consumer culture makes us slaves to the new.

RetroPost: What Do We Truly Like About American Idol? RetroPost: What Do We Truly Like About American Idol?
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music, RetroPost, Television on 29 April 2009

I mean seriously, let’s be honest.

Compartmentalizing My World: iPods and Community. Compartmentalizing My World: iPods and Community.
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music, Technology on 14 April 2009

Alan Noble explains how iPods can be alienation devices.

Podcast #40: The Pill in the Pudding Approach Podcast #40: The Pill in the Pudding Approach
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Music, Podcast, Politics, Sports on 30 March 2009

Ben and Rich have a varied conversation about March Madness, SoulPancake.com, Obama and U2.

A Hymn to U2’s “The Magnificent” A Hymn to U2’s “The Magnificent”
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 19 March 2009

Adam Carrington reviews U2’s newest album.

Podcast #38: Ben and Rich Look Forward, Part 3 (Games/Books/Music) Podcast #38: Ben and Rich Look Forward, Part 3 (Games/Books/Music)
Posted in Featured, Games, Headline, Literature, Music, Podcast on 13 March 2009

Rich and Ben have a discussion about the games, books and music that CaPC is looking forward to in 2009.

Is “On the Cover” The Death Of Art? Is “On the Cover” The Death Of Art?
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 10 March 2009

David Dunham isn’t crazy about cover bands.

Showbread’s Artistic Adventure Showbread’s Artistic Adventure
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 11 February 2009

David Dunham finds a brave new world in Showbread’s new album.

What’s MxPx’s “Secret Weapon”? Nostalgia What’s MxPx’s “Secret Weapon”? Nostalgia
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 2 February 2009

David Dunham finds a spiritual minefield in the nostalgic feel of MxPx’s latest album.

Looking Forward: Books and Music in 2009 Looking Forward: Books and Music in 2009
Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature, Music on 28 January 2009

Carissa Smith shares the literature and music she’s most looking forward to in 2009.

What was Actually So Great About 2008 What was Actually So Great About 2008
Posted in Featured, Film, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Music, Politics, Technology, Television on 29 December 2008

Alan Noble takes back some of the foolish things he said in the past.