The Rock 'N Roll Worship Circus
Welcome to the Rock 'N Roll Worship Circus
(2002)
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
Gabriel, the high energy guy who drums for Tragedy Ann, fronts this truly edgy worship band. Aptly named, they performed at Tom Festival with TV screens adding to the entertaining and worshipful atmosphere. Brit pop, punk, pre-techno dance (a la Peter Murphy, Depeche Mode), and straight-up rock and roll mix together for good songs, not just charismatic choruses to chant/sing endlessly. You'll remember the simple "Blood Of Jesus," though. Keep an eye on these guys. They pushing their creativity and will stretch its audience along the way.
Other coverage for this album
The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Greg AdamsAs an introductory album for all Rock 'N Roll Worship Circus "newbies," Welcome to the Rock 'N Roll Worship Circus is absolutely brilliant. Go to your local record store and buy it...Now! It's a must have for any fan of alternative Christian music. RRWC is blessed with the hard rock stylings of Led Zeppelin, the mystical grandeur of U2, and the pop sensibility of Sheryl Crow. Settle into the…Similar sounding releases
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