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The Surfaris: Surfing for SoulsDan Wooding recounts the extraordinary extended history of surf music hitmakers the SURFARIS. [28.04.04]
Gospel RootsIn our continuing series documenting the roots of Christian music we highlight pioneering gospel group THE GOLDEN GATE QUARTET [28.04.04]
Jeremy Camp: Carried Through the StormThe new worship album by America's JEREMY CAMP wasn't born in a marketing meeting but evolved in a time of stark personal tragedy. Tony Cummings reports. [27.04.04]
Skillet: Imminent CollisionWith panheads (followers of Memphis rock band SKILLET) getting excited about the new 'Collide' album, and the group set to be launched into the mainstream now seemed a good idea for Mike Rimmer to talk to the band. [27.04.04]
This Way Up: 3 Bands, 1 Sonic AssaultBritish grassroots bands CHASING STARS, SUPERVISION and TITUS are all featured on a new showcase album 'This Way Up'. Tony Cummings spoke to all three. [27.04.04]
Note For A Child: Susie Beattie and Daniel Goodman make beautiful musicWhat would make a fully qualified doctor or medicine leave her profession to go into the uncertain world of music? Tony Cummings spoke to NOTE FOR A CHILD to find out. [27.04.04]
Rebecca St James: The singer with a new live worship projectAbout to visit the UK, REBECCA ST JAMES talks about her new live worship project, playing a hooker in Hero and resisting the lies of our modern culture. [27.04.04]
Kelli Williams: Come in Number 6... your time is up!Cross Rhythms speaks to artists who've seemed a bit quiet recently. This issue we spoke to Nashville gospel diva KELLI WILLIAMS. [27.04.04]
Nicki Rogers: The singer/songwriter finding the Feeder LaneSinger/songwriter NICKI ROGERS continues along the road to critical acclaim with a fine second album. Mike Rimmer met her on the journey. [27.04.04]
Pete Ryder: Not your run-of-the-mill songsmithWith past recordings like 'Will Your Soul Stay White While Your Body Goes Brown', 'A Mole Played Euphonium' and 'Beatrix Potter's Gun', PETE RYDER is a far from typical singer/songwriter. Tony Cummings went to see him in concert. [27.04.04]
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