The sixth studio album from this influential Swedish metal band debuted at No. 1 … and sounds like a band …
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Skillet is closing in on three decades of pounding, prophetic rock reminders to trust Jesus, no matter what.
Skillet is now on its own independent level. But one thing hasn’t changed: the band’s courage to take an unpopular …
Skillet’s latest ponders the persistent presence of darker stuff lurking in our souls … and hints at how to resist …
Skillet’s latest explodes with faith-fueled hope and determination amidst the struggles we face in a burning, broken world.
Skillet’s first new music in more than two years pulls no punches as the band reminds us that we’re “more …
Nihilistic despair overpowers the philosophical musings here. In the end, we are left with only violence and hopelessness.
“Butterfly,” the first single from this million-selling Top-10 CD, topped the chart.
Despite modest chart success, the band has sold millions of CDs to a loyal fan base since 1990.
Peaked at No. 9
This Massachusetts metalcore act’s fifth studio album (and second self-titled effort) debuted at No. 7 on Billboard’s album chart.
No. 1 debut. The hit “Inside the Fire” topped the mainstream rock chart.
