I'm thinking of contemporary stuff specifically, but you can reference classical music too if you want. I honestly don't know if there's any good Christian stuff out there, but I'd like to make it a part of my catalog.
Good Christian music?
Jacob Mitchell
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtu.be
youtube.com
youtube.com
pastebin.com
youtube.com
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtube.com
youtube.com
twitter.com
Julian Hall
Washington Phillips
Cameron Ward
Luis Phillips
These guys are with JC
youtube.com
Xavier Collins
The GOAT.
Jaxson Barnes
I'm assuming Dylan's Christian music is shit. Never heard it, but it was after his voice went to anus.
Adrian King
One of my favorite albums
Kayden Davis
youtube.com
song of my people
Michael Brown
I like a lot of congregational recordings from the early 20th century
youtube.com
Jose Hall
This is the best
I'm not religious but this album is the closest I've ever come to being religious
Leo White
Are you meming or is it really that good? Don't fucking meme me.
Hudson Taylor
No it's unironically good
I know the cover makes it look like a Memphis Rap album but it's actually an incredibly well textured post-rock/shoegaze concept album about Texas being the holy land during Christ's second coming.
If you don't believe me
youtube.com
Gavin Robinson
It's a shoegaze/post-rock double concept album about the second coming of Christ in Texas. Listen if it appeals to you
Chase Robinson
Holy shit what. Why is this so life changing and good?
Damn. This is probably the happiest I've ever been with a Sup Forums rec, mostly because it's so.... surprising and different. I mean, most stuff I'd probably eventually find on my own but this is... dang.
Jackson Hill
Fair warning though, it does the thing where the last track is 30 minutes long but it's actually 10 minutes with a bonus track at the end. Just telling you right now before you get extremely disappointed.
Xavier Wright
Why do bands do
>this
Joshua Price
It is.
youtu.be
John Ramirez
No Malice for the hippity hoppers here
Sebastian Reyes
I remember listening to this when I was younger.
Joseph Butler
>Chevelle
>POD
>Creed
LUL
Carter Jackson
>Chevelle
What is this
Sebastian Brown
if you're into real heavy stuff maybe you can check out a band called creed
Isaac Clark
Hunter Howard
...
David Hall
This.
Jace Lee
Copied this from a Sup Forums thread on catholicism
pastebin.com
Jacob Barnes
This list is surprisingly pretty good
Dylan Anderson
>mewithoutyou
Absolutely heretical
Cooper Stewart
youtube.com
DIVINE MENTAL BIOPSY REVEALS YOU NEED PSYCHO SURGERYYYYYYYY
Jonathan Clark
I've been enjoying the work of Blind Willie Johnson recently
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
Jordan Hernandez
Current 93
Brody Richardson
For people that actually listened to them, their albums were mostly hard rock, the singles were radio-friendly but they were all great stuff.
Christopher Perez
I'm pretty sure that Mark Hollis himself isn't actually a Christian, but this album's lyrics deal heavily with Christian themes..
Carter Garcia
I wish Christian music approached their themes in more abstract ways. I want more primal spirituality, more walls of noise heralding the coming of God, more poetic lyrics (and more diverse lyrical content than "You are mah godddd n u lif the chains frum my necck."
Because then you end up with shit like this
youtube.com
It's weird, because Christianity was the driving force behind most art and popular culture many years ago, and now there's hardly any Christianity in the mainstream culture. Guess that's just how history and society works.
If you're looking for more rock/emo, I think Hotel Books deals with faith themes. Same with Have Mercy
I'm not even religious and this is a good album. Cover is HORRIBLE, but I think it was meant to be ironic.
Yeah. If I remember, he even said that the themes were meant to be more universal, rather than just in one faith. Except I Believe in You, which everyone thinks is an obviously Christian song. Hollis came out and said it was an anti heroin song.
>This list
I can get Sufjan Stevens, but
>mewithoutYou is Christian
Lel
Kayden Wright
Current 93 is the greatest. The lyrics cover christianity and other fairytales / ideologies in a cool way
Jackson Cook
Most interesting take on religion I've ever heard. And one of the most powerful.
Jason Turner
Blackhouse
Keith Green
Phil Keaggy
Eddie Degarmo and Dana Key (both individually and together as Degarma & Key)
Steve Taylor
King Shon and Tha S.S.M.O.B.
Insyderz
Supertones
Belle & Sebastian
Jars of Clay
Ten Shekel Shirt
MxPx
The Civil Wars
Underoath
Angel Williams
this OP
Gabriel Adams
>I want more primal spirituality, more walls of noise heralding the coming of God
Back in the days when pretty much music's only purpose was in the church, everyone had a crisis about "muh material pleasures" and "emotional powers of music too stronk" but I don't really know how thought has moved past that point. Obviously Christians nowadays don't really care about that. Some might.
Joshua Taylor
Neat song, kinda wtf because I generally really dislike religion and religious messages.
Alexander Sanchez
why are you in this thread lmao
Angel Jones
Fuck you, what kind of question is that?
Anthony Miller
Dude I don't fucking know it's 1am so I'm basically just clicking links aimlessly
Grayson Edwards
Fuck you, what kind of overreaction is that?
Nathan Moore
Fuck you, what kind of overreactions are there?
Aiden Harris
get drunk and listen to bach
youtube.com
Adrian Scott
The 1980 demo version of Every Grain of Sand (included on the Bootleg Vols 1-3 album) is easily one of the best recordings of his career, there's also a few other gems from the period but for the most part it isn't worthwhile and also, it's not not necessarily your flavor of Christian, especially on Slow Train Coming it's a very angry sort of Christianity
Nathaniel Kelly
Two Christian classic songs I find myself returning to a lot these days are Jerusalem by Simon Finn and I Have Seen Him by Dave Bixby
Austin Young
George Michael
Madonna
Zz top
Soul savers
Mark Lannegan
Qotsa did that one song
Earth's last album maybe
Velvet underground
Hopsin struggles with faith
Nick Cave
You've pretty much got my whole brain on here . My favourite song! Spirit in the sky
Whatever happens God will save us. Amen.
Hunter Bennett
>Spirit in the sky
Fuck off, Oh Happy Day by the Edwin Hawkins Singers was the superior classic from that era
Carson Ortiz
Gold by Starflyer 59 is a pretty decent shoegaze album
James Wright
Nice
Michael Perry
Judee Sill. Someone thread me
Austin Price
Kendrick Lamar has unironically a lot of nice Christian messages in his music, but you probably knew that. You can hear it in Sing About Me, How Much A Dollar Cost, Loyalty..
Camden Wilson
already posted her :)