So 2005 has finally arrived. Do you remember those days just five years ago when people thought the world would end when computers couldn't handle the year...
Right now it is all about the cold. Here in Minnesota we have received very little snow this year, but it has been cold. A couple days ago the high of the day...
2004 did not bring that many new music from the realm of holy hip hop. That is, the labels did not deliver much. Independent releases from 4th Avenue Jones'...
Sometimes this type of things happens. A couple years ago we received a copy of Seventh Day Slumber's BEC debut, Picking Up The Pieces. While we deemed the...
Many did not think it would happen. After Third Verse, the Smalltown Poets disappeared and were probably not going to be heard from again. But 2004 brought...
I think 2005 is still warming up. So, I guess we'll have to keep reviewing 2004's finest releases. This week we have the latest from Chris Tomlin plus new...
Thankfully, today it is pretty common. But back in 1999, any Christian that was releasing music on a "secular" record label was criticized by the conservative...
Although I was not exposed to Rich Mullins' amazing work at an early age like our reviewer, I still thank God often that the man left such a legacy. Twelve...
Flyleaf is a new band that's set to go places. They're currently working on their debut full-length for Octone Records, the label that released Maroon 5's...
The biggest conversion story of 2005 is definitely the guitarist from Korn. The story has been almost everywhere. But an earlier conversion got some rather big...
Remix albums always seem to be a sticky situation. A couple years ago the Newsboys tried to remix their rock songs with very little success. It sounded like...
CCM Magazine did a cover article on it for March. And now cMusicMail does it. I guess it really is a trend then. Within the last month, including today, three...
I have to say, when Relient K announced their newest album would be called "Mmhmm", I was a bit disappointed. Their silly album titles were always fun. But...
Although our review below finds their next album to be short of a step forward, there's no denying that Anberlin is one of the top bands these days. Their...
Sadly, the CD you're about to read about you will likely not own. That is, unless it's re-released or you find it by some chance on eBay. You see, this disc is...
Some of you, like us, may have found Jason Upton's 2001 album, Faith, in the discount bin at your local Christian music store. Hopefully, from the good sounds...
After two albums, it seemed that Sandra McCracken was happy to remain an independent folk music artist. But then everything changed. A record label in the...
After five years of hiding in the independent scene, 4th Avenue Jones have released a major-label album. As the album title suggest, the title track is an ode...
For a couple years now we've been infatuated with Copeland here at cMusicWeb.com, and that was even before they said they liked my The Elms T-shirt at their...
Jaci Velasquez has been around for almost ten years now, but only now is she beginning to find her true place in music. For years the queen of pop in Latin as...
A number of us have been listening to Eisley for years and really enjoy their music. However, it seems that Eisley is somewhat of an acquired taste, for not...
Yes, in some ways, it is unfortunate that Derek Webb had to write his latest CD. Because if he did not write the music, we would have found Christians in a...
Coincidently enough, both this week's featured review and pick of the week album are borne out of silence. Steven Curtis Chapman, soon after recording his...
This week in cMusicMail, we offer a review of a book that has given us plenty of insight over the past year. Not only does it struggle with the question of who...
Wow, it's been over three months since we've done a cMusicMail. For that, we're sorry. The past couple months have been busy for all of us, but we're working...
Not only is Switchfoot back, but so is Kirk Franklin. This week we have new release from Flyleaf, Kirk Franklin, and a bunch of boring compilations. Plus, we...
If you've never heard Mat Kearney, you've been missing out. Kearney's debut is an amazing fusion of pop, singer/songwriter, hip-hop, and just about everything...
Since we last received a full-length album from the David Crowder Band, a lot has happened. Or, at least, it seems to be so on their latest, A Collision. Not...
Coldplay has taken the world by storm in the last three years. So, of course, we have an in-depth review of their latest release, X&Y. But what else do we...
I guess we are witnessing a changing of the guard in Christian music. Today marks Third Day's latest effort, a watered-down pop album that may be the last...
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