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Radiant Worship
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Out of 11 votes - Similar Artists: Delirious, Kevin Prosch, Jason Upton, David Ruis, U2, Lou Engle, Switchfoot, Newsboys, Third Day
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Radiant Worship is awesomel!
21-Jan-2006 09:17:49 PM
Reviewer: JeriRose
Truly, this band brings you into God's Presence when they sing! I appreciate the fact that they use hard rock and I am able to understand the words clearly. I have always loved the heavier sounds (they may be called "Pop Rock or Rock Pop" here, but Radiant Worship borders on metal). The vocals are powerful. I hear the sound of angels when I listen to this group, as though angels were literally singing along with them. I feel God's Presence when they sing. This praise music -- far beyond praise -- or worship music -- far beyond worhsip -- is what rock music was created for. Not to scream out one's angst or yell out one's frustration but to use everything one has to give glory and honor to God and to tell the world of His greatness. The power of the music and vocals speaks of the power of God. This music ROCKS about THE ROCK, Jesus Christ!
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Reminiscent of early Delirious and even U2
12-Sep-2005 05:49:04 PM
Reviewer: gregmail
High energy, passionate worship! Good mix of guitars, drums, bass, vocals. Lead singer's voice lends a U2-sound to the band. Reminiscent of early Delirious.
--Greg (Windsor, Canada)
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Extreemly Progressive
07-May-2005 11:55:18 AM
Reviewer: Alive54
I belive that this band is going to be the next Delerious?
They have a sound and mixture of real pressence in worship and are able to agressively jam while usering in the presence of GOD. I have only heard of Skillet and Delerious ever do this on occasion but this phenomena is full on with this band!
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