Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Artist
Ian Yates 
After bouncing up and down like a
trampolinist, the needle on my
cliché-ometer shot into the red when
it heard, ‘Great is your power, great are your
ways, great is your faithfulness, great is your
name… We exalt you (repeat).’
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Artist
Riverdeep 
The chances are that you have not yet
heard of rock band Riverdeep, but
this five-piece unit hope to change that
with the release of their debut album Rise.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Artist
YFriday 
Doing what it says on the tin,
Everlasting God – The Very Best of
YFriday seeks to capture the finest
tracks released by the Newcastle four-piece
since the band formed in 1994 as the house
band for a Youth for Christ outreach event.
Issue publishedDecember 2010
Artist
Bryn Haworth 
When many Christian musicians are either too proud
to acknowledge their faith or lack skills in describing
anything else, this collection shows how to get it right.
Issue publishedDecember 2010
Artist
Mercy Vineyard, Southampton 
Given this album’s title and artwork, I had resigned
myself to reviewing another youth-orientated generic
rock album filled with Hillsong-esque guitar anthems.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Artist
Leah Mari 
This is an interesting album. It is
an attempt to rehabilitate a whole
range of classic hymns. It isn’t that
Leah Mari does anything particularly
radical; what she does is take the old
favourites and add her own musical twist.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Artist
Newsboys 
You could say the Newsboys are the
Sugababes of Christian music, albeit
with hairier chests.
Issue publishedDecember 2010
Artist
Various Artists 
This is an album that does what it says on the tin. The
quality of musicianship is everything you would expect
with musicians like Nicki Rogers and Eoghan Heaslip
involved and the songs are very much in the genre
of today’s contemporary worship.
Issue publishedNovember 2010
Artist
Graham Kendrick 
When your music was the soundtrack to the British church in the 80s and 90s, it is a timely idea to create a one-stop shop for the very best...
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Artist
Aaron Keyes 
A great American expression
appropriately sums up this Atlantabased
worship leader – Aaron Keyes
seems to be ‘the real deal’.
Issue publishedNovember 2010
Artist
Norma Jean 
Many people are going to hate this album...
Issue publishedOctober 2010
Artist
Amy Grant 
Amy Grant has sold 30 million albums, won six Grammys and effortlessly crossed between gospel, pop and country...
Issue publishedOctober 2010
Artist
Duke Special 
Three separate art forms inspired this unique project
from an already original artist...
Issue publishedOctober 2010
Artist
The London Community Gospel 
On this album, the nation’s best-known and loved gospel choir presents us with their interpretations of a dozen old songs...
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[dweeb] 
Hailing from Coventry, [dweeb], a Christian rock band formed in 2002, continue to impress with their second full-length album, Feels Like Dynamite...
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Tom Whitman 
This is 22-year-old Bournemouth-based singersongwriter Tom Whitman’s second album after an EP released in 2007...
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Artist
Jonny Lang 
This Grammy award-winning American blues, gospel and rock singer/guitarist with a remarkable story of faith shot to fame when his Lie to Me début album...
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Artist
Ishmael 
Hello, my name is Brad and my kids are addicted to Ishmael...
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King’s Church, Catford 
This multicultural church can move the body as well as the spirit...
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Delirious? 
Seventeen years of inspiring audiences across the globe deserve a great send-off and this vibrant Delirious? finale is as exhilarating as their My Soul Sings DVD was disappointing....