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Hillsong UNITED “Empires” Album Review

Hillsong UNITED is arguably one of the most innovative Christian bands out there. In an unprecedented move to introduce their new album "Empires," the Aussie church team revealed their album cover 95,000 feet from space. And with a titular as recherché as "Empires," this new album is promised to be earth shattering.
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Lonnie Hunter “#GETITDONE” Album Review

Procrastination has met its nemesis with Lonnie Hunter's Tyscot Records (Casey J, Rance Allen Group) release #GETITDONE. This brand new live recording isn't just your average worship record. Rather, this is an album of songs with messages that points both vertically and horizontally.
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Izzi Ray “Make Much of You” Album Review

Izzi Ray isn't into conveyor belt cookie cutter CCM. "Much of You" is an album free of plagiarism. On these 10 tracks, you won't find predictable melodic developments or borrowed hooks or those clichéd love-song-cum-worship lyrics that pervade so much of what we hear on Christian radio.
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Planetshakers “Outback Worship Sessions” Album Review

Planetshakers have always taken their titular seriously. In less than two decades, they have had literally shaken the international worship scene with their brand of seismic rock-centric worship flourished with lots frenetic synth swirls and heavy-handed guitar wiggles.
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Plumb “Exhale” Album Review

Plumb can never be constrained. Way back in the 90s, Plumb made inroads into the secular pop/rock genre by opening up a new discourse of spirituality that pervades till this day.
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Christy Nockels “Let It Be Jesus” Album Review

Christy Nockels has found her life's calling. Though she has been dabbling in Christian music through various career permutations, "Let It Be Jesus" is her first ever solo live worship album. This record stridently cements her as one of the church's premium worship leaders, escalating her to the lofty heights of female worship stalwarts such as Darlene Zschech, Kim Walker-Smith and Beth Croft.
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Lizzy Long “Blueberry Pie” Album Review

When Lizzy Long sings, she can evoke a palate of emotions. Not since Alison Krauss or Kristyn Getty has there been a voice like Long's. Possessing a sweet backwoods soprano that gushes with crystal clear Appalachian timbre, Long has a voice that can soothe like a healing balm and beguile the brawniest of hearts.
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Ernie Haase and Signature Sound “Happy People” Album Review

very release Ernie Haase and Signature Sound put out is an event in itself. When you purchase their CD or their download, you know you are getting more than just a collection of songs. What you get is an experience of the Christian life coming to life through top-class showmanship, smart reboots of old classics, rich harmony-layered vocals, and that those Vegas-style flash of jackets minus those rhinestone boots
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Jon Guerra “Little Songs” Album Review

Jon Guerra isn't agoraphobic. Despite the album's titular, "Little Songs," there is such depth, breath, and dimension that these songs cannot be fettered by the domesticated confines of recycled clichés, plagiarized guitar riffs, and the predictable song structures that we have come to expect from worship songs.
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Mia Fieldes “Ashes” EP Review

Mia Fieldes' pen has a life of her own. In fact, over the last decade, Fieldes has provided a huge swath of the soundtrack of contemporary Christian music. Even if you are not familiar with her name, we have either sang her song in church or have a purchase a download she has had crafted or have sung to one of her songs played on Christian radio.
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