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The Forgotten History of Christian Rock: Part Four

February 20, 2018October 27, 2020 Michael Lytle 19 Comments Grammatrain, Room Full of Walters, Common Children, Marc Byrd, Copeland, Luxury, Vigilantes of Love, Aaron Sprinkle, Cush, Mae, The Elms, Stavesacre, The Kry, Seven Day Jesus, Reflescent Tide, Fleming & John, Something Like Silas, Monarch, Pillar, Cool Hand Luke, Big Tent Revival, Bon Voyage, Five Iron Frenzy, Between Thieves, Chasing Furies, Dogs of Peace, Tourniquet, Bleach, The Listening, Switchfoot, Petra, CCM, Christian Rock, Adam Again, Plankeye, Smalltown Poets, The Violet Burning, dryve, Sixpence None the Richer, All-Star United, Delirious?, Jars of Clay, The Choir, Caedmon's Call, The Waiting, Tooth and Nail, BEC, Five Minute Walk, Sarabellum, Dimestore Prophets, Starflyer 59, Steve Hindalong

Part four of a five part series on the history of Christian rock and roll. This installment covers the best music of the late 90’s and early 2000’s. Featuring Plankeye, Common Children, dryve, Sixpence None the Richer, and The Violet Burning. (857 words)

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Great stuff, Gowdy! Plus, last night, he pretty much exhibited everything you talked about in this article.