It is seemingly improbable that Disciple is still around and relevant in 2019 -- with 12 studio albums under their belt, they have a longevity that is rare in Christian rock music. Disciple released their first album, What Was I Thinking, in 1995 and has undergone several lineup changes over the years, most notably with the 2014 release of Attack, which boasted all new members except lead singer and founder, Kevin Young. Their 2016 release, Long Live The Rebels, improved on the new direction the band went with Attack, and this latest release, Love Letter Kill Shot, continues to build on the great chemistry of rhythm guitarist Josiah Prince, lead guitarist Andew Stanton, drummer Joey West, and Kevin Young...

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Breaking up is hard to do, and Gotee Records artist Hollyn walks us through the highs and lows of earthly relationships on her newest release EP, bye, sad girl. Since bursting onto the scene with her self-titled EP as an eighteen-year-old, she has since released a full-length album and a bevy of songs, one or two tracks at a time. This old, and now modern day approach to releasing music can be effective in keeping your name at the forefront of listeners' consciousness, and seems to have served her career well to this point...

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Since finding their humble beginnings in a garage over twenty years ago, Sanctus Real has undergone quite a few lineup adjustments; most notably losing long time lead singer Matt Hammitt back in 2015. Dustin Lolli quickly filled his shoes, but it took a couple years for the band to put out some new material. In 2018, the band released their first LP with Dustin, Changed, which saw the band take a different approach musically; and their newest effort, Unstoppable God, follows this trend...

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