Frontman and vocalist Barry Blaze (formerly Blazs) has utilized completely different lineups for each of his four albums of dance-pop gospel recorded as Code of Ethics. He had played in a band with Kevin Smith of DC Talk, but formed Code of Ethics in the early '90s with Eric Switzer. The duo released Visual Paradox on R.E.X. Music in 1991 and... [+] Read More

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Gospel soul-sisters in more than just name, Lisa, Andrea and Joy Kimmey became popular as the first Christian Contemporary group of the '90s to take back soul/R&B from the secular masses. Born in Richmond, VA, between 1975 and 1980, the Kimmey sisters grew up on stage, performing as a support act for their mother, who is a classical pianist.... [+] Read More

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PlankEye is a post-grunge CCM alterna-pop band that released their first album, Commonwealth, in 1996. Over the course of the next year, the group toured constantly, opening for the Newsboys. In November 1997, the group released their second album, The One & Only. Two years later, Relocation -- their fifth album -- was released. Strange Exchange... [+] Read More

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The alternative CCM group Smalltown Poets was formed in Tifton, GA. by singer/guitarist Michael Johnston, keyboardist Danny Stephens and drummer Byron Goggin, high school pals who'd played in bands together throughout their formative years (including Villanelle, which released an independent-label album titled Pinwheels and Orange Peels in... [+] Read More

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Spooky Tuesday, from Kauai, HI, blend alternative rock with a light folk sound. The group's debut album, It'll Never Fly, Orville, was released in 1996. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

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Atmospheric alternative rock bands like Cocteau Twins and My Bloody Valentine influenced this alternative-Christian rock group. More melodic than most, the Choir has strong enough songs to cross into pop. ~ Thom Granger, All Music Guide

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Extol first got together in early 1994 with the intentions of starting a death metal band that showed more of a progressive side; rather than atypical run of the mill group of burnout's who focused more on their image. Adding to their influences of classical music, jazz, goth and acts such as Iron Maiden, Man-o-War, Napalm Death and Morbid... [+] Read More

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Incrypt is developing into a thrash metal icon currently working on the new 2008 album release.

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Formed as two friends that are big morons and love Music

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Before virtually introducing industrial music to CCM, Jyro and Jerome formed the band Mortal Wish in 1988 with Wilson Peralta and Ray Tongpo. The group released a demo cassette, but later shortened the name and dropped Peralta and Tongpo. Mortal's first album, Lusis, appeared in 1992 on the Intense label; the single "Mytho-X" became a hit on the... [+] Read More

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nattesorg is playing black metal,
sound like Dark Throne,Immortal

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