The legendary Chrindie band is reissuing their debut and sophomore albums via Burnt Toast Vinyl.

This documentary about the indie Christian band has the requisite rock n’ roll drama, but also offers some deeper ruminations on faith and art.

The legendary indie-rock quintet return with a collection of unreleased material.

Not as cool as a Cornerstone generator stage or sauna-like tent, but still pretty great.

Luxury was one of those bands that never really got their due.

The simple fact is that any new music from Lee Bozeman is a gift.

The as-yet-untitled release will be recorded this February.

Incendiary hip-hop, soaring shoegaze, aggressive indie-rock, poignant synth-wave, thought-provoking emo & atmospheric rock.

I’m already looking ahead to 2016’s musical offerings — and I like what I see.

An interesting glimpse of the earlier days of a band currently enjoying a renaissance.

Luxury’s story isn’t necessarily your typical rock n’ roll epic, what with the priesthood and all, but it is a fascinating one.

Regardless of why Luxury released a new album after a decade, I’m glad they did; simply put, Trophies contains the best music I’ve ever heard from them.

Björk, The Declining Winter, Sufjan Stevens, and many more. Time to start saving up…

It’s always a pleasant surprise when long-lost bands re-emerge from obscurity with new music. Here are two examples.

Luxury is better and stronger and this shines through.