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Episode 44 – Shout – In Your Face
In this new episode, Steve and Britt discuss 1989’s “In Your Face” from Shout, the more musically aggressive follow up to their debut, “It Won’t be Long.” Read more
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Episode 43 – Saviour Machine
This episode finds us exploring the 1993 self-titled gothic metal masterpiece by Saviour Machine. Eric Clayton and company craft a Revelation-themed album that pushed boundaries for Christian music. Read more
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Episode 42 – Our Top 3 Christmas Albums
We are getting in the Christmas spirit on this episode of the Rockcast. We each discuss our all-time top 3 Christmas albums, regardless of timeframe or genre. Thanks for a great 2022 and have a Merry Christmas! Read more
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Episode 41 – The Violet Burning “Strength”
The Violet Burning was part of the early evolution of rock worship albums. Steve and Britt break down their 1992 sophomore album, Strength, on this episode of the rockcast. Read more
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Episode 40 – Guardian “Fire and Love”
1990’s “Fire and Love” brought Guardian a new singer, drummer, record label, and producers. Steve and Britt go in depth with this classic album of bluesy arena rock. Read more
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Episode 39 – White Heart “Freedom”
Probably the most critically acclaimed Christian Rock album of all time, WhiteHeart’s 1989 Freedom is an amazing display of songwriting and musicianship. Steve and Britt basically fanboy over this album in this episode. Read more
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Episode 38: Lifesavers Underground/LSU “Shaded Pain”
1987’s “Shaded Pain” by LSU was groundbreaking in the sense that it was a real, often painful picture of the Christian life and one of the first, if not THE first, Christian Goth releases. The guys break this classic down in the latest episode. Read more
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Episode 37: Paul Q-Pek (One Bad Pig) Interview
Steve and Britt catch up with the guitarist for One Bad Pig, Paul Q-Pek. He talks about how the band got its name, how they got signed, and what it was like to rock with Johnny Cash. He also talks about his solo career and what he’s up to these days. Read more
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Episode 36: One Bad Pig “Smash”
The guys discuss the debut album from One Bad Pig, “Smash”. It’s heavy, sometimes irreverent, sometimes silly, but there’s a depth to the content that’s hard to ignore. Read more
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