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INTERVIEWS
Pollyanna Gets Grumpy
Carolyn Arends has long been known for her happy music, but her latest album, Pollyanna's Attic, goes for some darker material which the artist calls her "grumpy songs."
by Mark Moring
posted 06/26/06

CHRISTIANITY TODAY: Music
The Kingdom of Rock Is at Hand
A tour of the confused but worshipful world of Christian rock.
by Patton Dodd
posted 06/26/06

This Week's Reviews

Kierra Kiki Sheard This Is Me R&B/gospel Rating: 3.5 stars	David Crowder Band B Collision Acoustic modern worship Rating: 3 stars
DecembeRadio DecembeRadio Hard rock/metal Rating: 4 stars	Various Artists My Other Band, Vol. 1 Alternative rock/pop/punk Rating: 3.5 stars
Fighting Instinct Fighting Instinct Classic rock/grunge/metal Rating: 3.5 stars	Flatfoot 56 Knuckles Up Celtic punk Rating: 2.5 stars

Indie Spotlight

Jeff Morris
Everything
Adult contemporary pop/rock
Rating: 4 stars

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Coming Next Week … Absolute All Time Favorites, Johnny Cash, Freaked!: A Gotee Tribute to dc Talk's Jesus Freak, Glenn Kaiser, Matthew West

NEWS
The Scoop
Jars makes a sound pitch for ministry; new stuff from Pillar and Salvador; Liquid goes to jail (sorta); and more.
posted 06/26/06

Glimpses of God
Jenny Lewis With the Watson Twins: Rabbit Fur Coat
The lead singer of Rilo Kiley explores subjects of faith and doubt on an album that explores more of her folk, country, and gospel influences.
posted 06/19/06

interviews
After the Flood
Hurricane Katrina was just one of several big things that have shaped Jason Morant's life in recent years. And today, he won't write—or sing—worship music that's a lie.
by Andy Argyrakis
posted 06/19/06

interviews
The Wounded Worshiper
After watching a teenage nephew and two nieces die, Michael Card shook his fist at God—only to learn in the process that true worship requires woundedness and lament.
by Maryann B. Hunsberger
posted 06/19/06

Recent Features

Downhere Gets Back Up
by Andy Argyrakis
After getting dropped by Word in 2004, the Canadian quartet went label-less for a year before landing with Centricity. But you won't hear a hint of bitterness from these guys.

Anywhere, Anytime
by Andree Farias
Churches, bars, and everywhere in between, brother-sister folk duo Judd & Maggie will sing their songs wherever they can, no matter the audience—Christian or mainstream.

Through It All
by Andy Argyrakis
Now in his fifth decade of making music, Andraé Crouch reminisces on a career that started in the days of Jesus Music through his brand-new album, Mighty Wind.

Usher: 'Christians Need to Be Creative'
by Andy Argyrakis
No, not THAT Usher. But guitarist James Usher of alternative rock act Edison Glass says Christian artists should be establishing trends in music—not merely following them.

Onepence Still the Richer
by Mark Moring
Two years ago, one of Christian music's best bands, Sixpence None the Richer, broke up. Frontwoman Leigh Nash still laments the loss, but she's found her feet as a solo artist—with an album due this summer.

Upclose: Music Journalists
by Elisabeth Freeman
Sisters Rachel and Rebekah Winters worked hard to make their dream of writing about music come true.

The Journey of a Musical Anti-Conformist
by Todd Hertz
Kristal Meyers shares what God's teaching her through her music and her life.

'It's a Selfish System'
by Andy Argyrakis
Phil Keaggy says the CCM industry erred when it copied the "selfish" business model of the mainstream, taking too much control—and money—away from the artists themselves.

The 411 on 429
by Andree Farias
They might seem like an overnight success, but Building 429 has been doing their thing for six years—and their popularity continues to rise despite some less-than-impressed critics.

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What They're Saying:
"And this is how it feels when I ignore the words you spoke to me/And this is where I lose myself when I keep running away from you/And this is who I am when I don't know myself anymore/And this is what I choose when it's all left up to me/Breathe your life into me/I can feel you, I'm falling, falling faster/Breathe your life into me/I still need you I'm falling, falling" - Red's "Breathe Into Me,"

— from Red's "Breathe Into Me," from their debut End of Silence.

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