Wouldn't it be fun to have your favorite artist playing his acoustic and sitting in your living room? All you best friends are gathered around, everyone is...
This week we have a number of great reviews on cMusicWeb.com. First, there's the latest from Pillar, a true rocker of a disc. We've recently heard that Virgin...
As our reviewer Rick Foux says, "Rock is the new pop." It seems that many people have been noticing this recently, with pop artists incorporating more guitars...
They say playing classical music is good for the babies, so if that's true, I'd prescribe a healthy dose of Copeland to the teenagers and twentysomethings out...
Today's theme in cMusicMail seems to be about worship. Although we have a few folk albums and a few rock discs, the most noted ones here are about worship. To...
This week finds just about the only new stuff in cMusicWeb.com world to be DVDs. For example, we have the most entertaining VeggieTales video yet, Sumo Of The...
Monday was Labor Day here in the United States, and I guess it spilled over to the front of cMusicWeb.com. With school starting up and many other things ...
This week is Kevin Max week, for Kmax is releasing his second solo offering, an EP. Not only do we have the review in cMusicMail this week, but look at ...
Some say we have gone insane. Why are we endorsing a candidate that has no chance at winning the election? OK, OK, don't vote for Ian Eskelin. A month or so...
Whoa! The past month has been unusually warm up here in Minnesota, and right now talking about Christmas seems really awkward. But, alas, most Christmas CDs...
TobyMac definitely knows diversity. For years he led dc Talk, a mult-ethnic trio. He started Gotee Records, which for ten years has hosted a diverse list of...
The first time I heard the Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus on the radio, I dismissed them as yet another delirious? clone, a modern rock/worship hybrid all too...
Frankly, what Jazz has to do with Christianity I don't know. But this book, Blue Like Jazz, has been showing up in conversations with friends about the ...
The Passion of the Christ was the movie phenomenon of the year, at least for Christians if not for Hollywood. But jumping on the bandwagon just in time for the...
Switchfoot and Relient K are two of the most popular bands in Christian music. Their rock has reached Christians and non-Christians alike. This week finds new...
To be honest, we don't entirely know what Lovedrug is either. But it's indie rock 'n' roll, so we like it. They talk of weird stuff like monsters and animals,...
Most of you probably do not remember the name Kendall Payne: Her CD appeared in the mainstream market in 1999, and it was picked a year later up by a Christian...
It's not every week we're running the same hype that the rest of the music world is buzzing about. But today is a big day, for U2 have returned! For the...
The last five years have been a rollercoaster ride for the band Fono. They came out with a bang and made big waves in the industry. They took their time coming...
Today marks the last great achievement of Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings trilogy: the release of the Return Of The King Extended Cut. New Line's epic ...
I just realized while preparing this e-mail that cMusicMail has never featured my favorite Christmas album. My favorite treat of the last three Decembers is...
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...
