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Who knew the N selection would be so slim. I voted Novella because I've been on a Novella kick lately but to be honest with you thats the only band out of all listed that I like.

I figure its time for a new topic on this album coming soon. On their myspace page they have been putting up a few rough mixes of some of the new songs. Today they put up a new song "World Covered in Blood". It sounds pretty good for a rough mix. They appear to be in the final mixing stages on this one so it should be out within the next few months.

Skin is an outstanding disc. Another example of a band that lacked the right timing (business wise)

Thanks toho, didn't even know about little drummer boy and deck the joy. I'm ready for a full theocracy christmas album

Bloodgood is alive and well and supposedly headed into the studio in early '08. My favorite album of theirs is "Detonation" which is available for purchase from their website. They played a few festivals this year and some good clips are up on youtube.

I went with Long Cold Winter. It was such a shock for me musically at the time it was released. For me it really holds up well after all these years.

I went with Holy Soldier provided it was with Steven Patrick. They had reformed and done a few shows with the drummers brother (as the singer). They also released a DVD called Live, Rare, and Raw. I think they are pretty much dead in the water. I'd also love to see a Rage Of Angels reunion but there is almost no chance of that ever happening. A Barren Cross reunion disc is not completely out of the question. They are playing Cornerstone California this weekend (along with Recon ) and are supposedly releasing some kind of special cd at the show ONLY (I don't think it is a new studio release)

Are the ratings for brutalmetal and heaven's metal also going to be redone?

Interesting discussion. Christian music in general is wary of "new sounds" and in the past has been about 5 years behind the current scene. Its almost as if people have to be totally acclimated to the sound before they decide its ok, to put out with a Christian label on it. Which is a bit ironic in of itself if you think about it.

Wow these guys are really good, musically right up my alley.

I'm going to have to get some Adrian Gale. I think Fire and Love is one of the most underappreciated Hard Rock albums of all time.