Flyleaf’s sophomore effort is a contrived, soulless piece of merchandise.

The David Crowder*Band is more fun out from under the weight of misplaced critical acclaim.

Donald Miller’s signature blend of religious schmaltz and postmodern cynicism.

Masks aside, there’s no doubting who’s behind this record.

An inconsistent, confused follow-up that’s only occasionally any fun.

A promising Christian rap album without the embarrassing aftertaste.

Derek Webb discusses his new album, Stockholm Syndrome.

Jane Austen’s society-dissecting spirit lives.

Stephen Lawhead’s King Raven trilogy reimagines the myths.

The Field force together musical ideas whether they fit or not. The result is stunning.

Equal parts bold, broken, angry, and insightful, an easy album to admire if not a candidate for love at first sight.

It’s rare for a band to be this independent and still this universally accessible.