This Christian rock classic has sadly been out of print for nearly two decades.

Circle of Dust’s debut will be reissued on March 4; a new Circle of Dust album will be released in December2016.

Arguably my favorite worship album of all time.

If a song like this played on the radio today, it would result in outrage from multiple points on the cultural spectrum — though for different reasons.

My latest “Chrindie ‘95” piece looks back on Circle of Dust’s self-titled debut and its place in Christian industrial music’s history.

Scaterd Few’s blistering debut may be one of the greatest Christian albums that nobody seems to know about.

Perhaps the disparity between the song’s subject matter and the listening environment crystallized into one of those musical moments.

Live-tweeting my way through Starflyer 59’s second album.

Dial M is yet another fine offering from one of the most reliable and dependable names in music today.

I feel I have to apologize to anyone reading this interview.

Phillip Kim has done an incredible amount of service to a growing Christian music industry.

We sat down the founder of Velvet Blue Music to discuss music, new releases, and why music is trash.

A very good look at where the Christian industrial scene had its gestation.

A real gem that hasn’t lost it’s energy after almost a decade, and whose impact will probably never fully be known.

In addition to these fresh, exciting elements, the album also features some of the most honest, spiritual songs that Martin has written in, well, quite some time.

While still a magnificent feast for the ears, every song on The Tick Tock Treasury reminds me of past Joy Electric albums.

However, it’s very fitting that I Am the Portugese Blues sport one of the older style covers, as in many ways, it’s a regression towards the band’s earlier sound.