I'm about to start at a Christian college, and they're very restrictive about what bands their students listen to. It needs to have a Christian/godly message. This means bands that can pass for Christian, or that have Christian musicians. So far my list is something like this
mewithoutYou
John Coltrane
Sixteen Horsepower
Woven Hand
The Jesus and Mary Chain
The Jesus Lizard
Zola Jesus
Christian Death
Sunny Day Real Estate
Who else?
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Sufjan Stevens
Talk Talk
John Fahey
Sufjan Stevens
I LOVE YOU JESUS CHRIST
Neutral Milk Hotel
In all seriousness though, lots of old jazz.
David Bazan
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His early work is about being a Christian.
>The Jesus and Mary Chain
>The Jesus Lizard
you're joking, right?
How do they know what you're listening to? Christians are scarey
Underosth
Fucking what
Enjoy your literal oppression
Can't go wrong with The Almost.
>facist christian liberal arts college
Sounds fun op
again, stuff that can pass as Christian... at the very least I can claim ignorance ("They're The Jesus... I just assumed!")
They're NOT facist. Fascist maybe, but certainly not facist.
What the fuck is wrong with you OP? This college will cost you a fuck ton, make college unnecessarily shitty, and no employer will recognize that shit school anyway. What is the remote benefit?
Christians are facist
They told me I had a horrible face
And they hated for it
I thought it was a beautiful face
That I found in this place
Father John Misty
Terrible choice in school by the way
You do realize most christian colleges are more affordable then secular colleges right?
Yeah secular private colleges. And I looked more into this college and employment doesn't seem like a huge problem afterward but the entire curriculum is basically cucked into religiously believing the free market by its donors. Good luck with that.
The Jesus Lizard is clearly not going to be Christian.
For some legit great Christian rock check out Neal Morse
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made me lel, pretty catchy
>Christian Death
um
wtf there's no way any school could seriously enforce such a policy. Anyway, their Wikipedia page says
>While loosely associated with the Presbyterian Church, the college is non-denominational and does not require students to sign a statement of faith, but they are required to attend sixteen chapel services per semester.
So there's no way you're actually going to get into trouble if you listen to secular music.
how is that even a college?
David Bowie -Starman
You're not going to really follow that rule, right?
Creed
How can they control what music you listen to? Just listen on headphones and you'll be good
Anberlin