r/christianmetal

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i already listened to horde and antestor,anything like them?

Here’s a playlist I put together of the what I find to be the best material from Michael Knott and the band on the first six albums, which I consider a proper era, Dogfish Jones being later and different stylistically:

1. Shaded Pain (1987)
2. Wakin' Up The Dead (1989)
3. This Is The Healing (1991)
4. The Grape Prophet (1992)
5. Cash In Chaos - World Tour (1993)
6. Grace Shaker (1994)

Their material, especially Shaded Pain and The Grape Prophet are absolutely some of the best music ever recorded, CCM or otherwise. Here’s 5 songs from each album, in no particular order. I attempted to get the best quality versions, sometimes remasters of the tracks, that were available to me.

I will be adding timestamps and a track list. For the time being, YT should give an automatic listing of the tracks used in the video. Enjoy.

RIP Mike Knott, you are a light to a troubled world and generations....

I know megadeth and dave mustaine are no the same thing and i know megadeth has some songs that aren't very... good for us. Like "the conjuring" but Megadeth generally focuses more on social commentary, so point is that i dont like when christians judge books by its cover but i guess this has been happening even when adam was alive

But i think they judge because my native language isn't english and they can't understand the lyrics

so in certain point its understandable

I love Opeth‘s overall sound and in my opinion they have put out some of the best metal albums ever like Blackwater Park.
However, they have some iffy lyrics. Although Ghost Reveries has some controversial lyrics, I think of it more of from the POV of the person in the story, not as the opinion of the actual band themselves.
What do you guys think about Opeth? What are some christian prog band recommendations as well?

Okay, I want to try something different. Instead of asking for Christian bands that sound like this secular act or that secular act, how about Christian bands that have a unique sound not really replicated anywhere in secular metal?

I’ll go first: Reverorum ib Malacht. Yes, there’s black metal in there, but they’re so far off the wall in their own way that I can’t really think of a non-Christian band that sounds like them.

Yea, recently (last couple of days) there's been a handful of trolls being weirdos in the comments. Like, what gives?

i recently found band called "gruesome" and I instantly loved the sound, I only listened to their latest album and it's basically deaths "human" but "reimagined"? so what I wanted to ask is, is it generally okay to listen to bands who have inverted crosses on their band logos? such as death in their first albums and etc

Looking for drummer for a Christian metal band.