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God is ‘at work’ among heavy metal fans at Download

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (416+ words) This year’s Download music festival was attended by up to 90,000 people – and by 45 chaplains. The rock and heavy metal event is perhaps better known for the presence of well-aged bands like Guns & Roses, Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park. However, even…...

billygraham.org
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Skillet’s John Cooper and the Song That Keeps Roaring

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (496+ words) In 2009, John Cooper and his band, Skillet, unleashed the song “Monster.” Seventeen years later, that same track became the first by a Christian rock artist to crack Spotify’s Billions Club, surpassing 1 billion streams on the platform. The milestone reportedly caught…...

Homegrown
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Within Ceres' 'Digital Deity' Uses Dance To Amplify Metal's Emotional Intensity

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (553+ words) homegrown.co.in Within Ceres' 'Digital Deity' Uses Dance To Amplify Metal's Emotional Intensity Within Ceres' 'Digital Deity' follows many familiar metal music video conventions, but its integration of Bharatanatyam and contemporary dance sets it apart. By pairing the emotional…...

Idol Chatter
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Skillet's John Cooper Fires Back at Christians Who Call Rock Music 'Demonic': 'Getting the Gospel Wrong"

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (808+ words) Christian rock star John Cooper is pushing back against the idea that loud guitars, heavy drums and hard rock music are inherently evil, arguing that Christians who believe certain sounds belong to the devil are missing something fundamental about the…...

Charisma Magazine Online
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Skillet's John Cooper Defends Christian Rock: 'Music Belongs to God"

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (17+ words) Skillet’s John Cooper explains why rock music is not inherently demonic and declares, “Music belongs to God.”...

Wisdom 92.1
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Skillet’s John Cooper says Christians who call rock music ‘demonic’ are ‘getting the gospel wrong’

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (831+ words) Christian rock artist John Cooper believes people who think hard rock is inherently “demonic” are “getting the gospel wrong.” “I would say, I just think that you’re misunderstanding something very basic, which is that music does not belong to the…...

Fox News
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Christian musician rejects idea that hard rock is inherently ‘demonic’ | Fox News Video

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (49+ words) Christian musician rejects idea that hard rock is inherently ‘demonic’ Fox News Christian musician rejects idea that hard rock is inherently ‘demonic’ John Cooper of Skillet told Fox News Digital that he doesn’t think any style of music has “inherent…...

Glide Magazine
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LISTEN: Chief Ghoul???s???Voice of God??? Rises Above Gunfighter Ballad Tropes

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (262+ words) LISTEN: Chief Ghoul’s “Voice of God” Rises Above Gunfighter Ballad Tropes Glide Magazine LISTEN: Chief Ghoul’s “Voice of God” Rises Above Gunfighter Ballad Tropes Lee Miles began writing and performing as Chief Ghoul in Chicago a decade ago, melding years…...