Resurrection Band

Resurrection Band

Christian rock

United States Est. 1972

"Their music drives forward with gritty guitar riffs and steady rhythms that create an atmosphere charged with tension and resolution."

Start here

Begin with Resurrection Band…

Awaiting Your Reply

Awaiting Your Reply

1978
Play this

Career Arc

Resurrection Band's discography from 1973 to 2008

1973 1990 2008
All Your Life (1973) Music to Raise the Dead (1974) Awaiting Your Reply (1978) Rainbow's End (1979) Colours (1980) Mommy Don't Love Daddy An... (1981) D.M.Z. (1982) The Best of REZ: Music to... (1984) Hostage (1984) Between Heaven 'n Hell (1985) Silence Screams (1988) REZ: Compact Favorites (1988) Innocent Blood (1989) Civil Rites (1991) Reach of Love (1993) Lament (1995) The Light Years (1995) Ampendectomy (1997) Music to Raise the Dead 1... (2008)
Resurrection Band emerged as a significant force in the Christian rock scene, carving out a space where spiritual exploration meets the raw energy of rock music.
Resurrection Band emerged as a significant force in the Christian rock scene, carving out a space where spiritual exploration meets the raw energy of rock music. Their existence challenged prevailing notions of faith and artistry, creating a bridge for listeners who sought both a message and an experience. By infusing their performances with unabashed authenticity and emotional resonance, they opened doors for other artists to express their beliefs through sound, influencing a generation of musicians who felt empowered to explore spirituality beyond traditional confines. Their approach blends intricate musicianship with a palpable sense of urgency, often harnessing the electric intensity of rock to convey deeper narratives. By integrating diverse musical elements into their songwriting, they not only elevated the genre but also introduced thematic complexity that resonates with listeners on multiple levels. This innovation ultimately shifted the landscape of Christian rock, allowing it to embrace a broader range of emotions and viewpoints. Lyrically, Resurrection Band often explores themes of redemption, struggle, and hope, weaving personal stories with universal truths. Their writing captures both irony and sincerity, presenting narratives that provoke thought while remaining deeply relatable. The tone oscillates between reflective and confrontational, instilling a sense of urgency that invites introspection.

Full discography

Resurrection Band's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

21 releases • 21 albums • 1973–2008
Type:

No releases match the current filters.

Like Resurrection Band? Try these next

Similar artists with their own starting points

Timeline

How their sound evolved over time

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Resurrection Band sound like?

Their music drives forward with gritty guitar riffs and steady rhythms that create an atmosphere charged with tension and resolution. Rooted in Christian rock. Start with Rainbow's End.

What is the best Resurrection Band album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Rainbow's End" (1979). It's the most representative of what makes Resurrection Band worth hearing.

Who is Resurrection Band for?

If you're into Christian rock, Resurrection Band is worth your time. Their music drives forward with gritty guitar riffs and steady rhythms that create an atmosphere charged with tension and resolution.

How many albums does Resurrection Band have?

Resurrection Band has 21 releases in their discography, including 21 albums.

Spotify Website Wikipedia