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Three decades after launching its yellow-and-black attack, Stryper returns with another faith-fueled assault on spiritual darkness.
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A rock song about how divorce damages children? Leave it to those “Renegades” X Ambassadors to poignantly unpack that subject.
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A dc Talk reunion is just one of many tasty spiritual and sonic treats on tobyMac’s deliciously diverse seventh solo …
The latest hit from One Direction might sound like it’s once again headed in a dangerous direction. But a more …
This pop-punk effort from Australian band 5SOS is a lukewarm blend of listless lust and energetic empowerment.
Teen Beach Movie star Ross Lynch and his R-named cohorts may look like Disney teen idols of yesteryear. But R5’s …
Light and dark swirl in nearly equal measure on each moody, post-grunge song, just as the album’s title hints at.
Drones’ lyrical content focuses much of its attention on how warfare is conducted in the 21st century. Namely, nameless, faceless …
Florence Welch plunges into the swirling, inky melancholy of loss on this fiery English band’s third album.
Lifehouse’s latest overflows with a mature perspective on life and love, conflict and perseverance.