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Steve Camp: Feeding the sheep not entertaining the goatsFew rock gospel performers are as outspoken as American CCM stalwart STEVE CAMP. He was interviewed by Jan Willem Vink. [01.02.92]
Bernie & Sharon Armstrong: Getting The Message of "Lord, We Ask For Your Protection"In our regular series, BERNIE & SHARON ARMSTRONG explains the thinking and theology behind their song "Lord, We Ask For Your Protection" [01.02.92]
Carman: The American musical evangelist addicted to JesusTony Cummings profiles the Grammy-award winning CCM star CARMAN [01.02.92]
Springwood Musicians: A Cardiff church flying high in worshipIn Cardiff, an obscure house church is doing more than simply issuing its own praise and worship tapes. The SPRINGWOOD MUSICIANS are sounding a clarion call to all Britain's churches and fellowships. Tony Cummings wrote the words. [01.02.92]
The Escofferys: British gospel's Escoffery Sisters re-emerge as R&B's EscofferysThe Escoffery Sisters have long been doyens of Britain's gospel scene (remember their appearance on 'The Rock Gospel Show'...no?) Amazingly, they never recorded... until now. James Attlee spoke to THE ESCOFFERYS. [01.02.92]
Jimmy A: Taking time off from other artistic endeavours to make musicJimmy Abegg, also known as JIMMY A, is more than a rocker with a nice line in funky axe licks. He's also a thinker on the nature of creativity, as Jan Willem Vink found out. [01.02.92]
Gethsemane Rose: Bristol metal band offer holy sleazeTell your pastor that Britain now has a Christian 'sleaze metal' group and you might get an interesting response. Richard Clark has been checking out GETHSEMANE ROSE [01.02.92]
Veni Domine: Swedish doom metal band say "fall, Babylon, fall"While they were recording their debut album, released this month through Kingsway, Dave Williams spoke to Swedish doom metal team VENI DOMINE [01.02.92]
Jag: AOR band spreading fire in the templeNamed after their frontman, JAG are currently making noise Stateside as support act for AOR heroes White Heart. Tony Cummings spoke to Jag's leader John Garies. [01.02.92]
Fat And Frantic: Britain's zany iconoclasts about to call it a dayThe band with the biggest cult following and the noisiest stunts are no more. Jonathan Day charts the rise and fall of FAT AND FRANTIC [01.02.92]
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