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Has anyone heard of the new Christian band Theocracy? I stumbled upon them a few months ago and I am blown away. Their music is amazing. The genre, per the band, is “epic Metal with occasional progressive tendencies”. They use choir vocals and other “church” sounding effects.
I am an old metalhead from my high school days (Metallica, Iron Maiden, etc). Since becoming Christian, I have been looking for good Christian metal bands. The ones that I find usually don’t do it for me, as the lyrics often seem too cheesy for me. Theocracy has really impressed me with their music and lyrics though.
If anyone is familiar with them, I’d love to talk about them with someone. If you want to check them out, go to theocracymusic.com. There are partial songs available as MP3s for download. I suggest starting with the song Theocracy, the best song on the album (IMHO). The gist of the song is using the political idea of monarchy and theocracy as an analogy to our spiritual lives (IE that we should stop a monarchy - where we rule our life - and start being a theocracy - where Jesus rules our life).
The music itself is pretty non-demoninational. There is nothing specifically Catholic in it, but I don’t sense anything specifically “not Catholic” in it either. I think that any Christian could really enjoy it (and non-Christians, too, just based on how good it is).
I am an old metalhead from my high school days (Metallica, Iron Maiden, etc). Since becoming Christian, I have been looking for good Christian metal bands. The ones that I find usually don’t do it for me, as the lyrics often seem too cheesy for me. Theocracy has really impressed me with their music and lyrics though.
If anyone is familiar with them, I’d love to talk about them with someone. If you want to check them out, go to theocracymusic.com. There are partial songs available as MP3s for download. I suggest starting with the song Theocracy, the best song on the album (IMHO). The gist of the song is using the political idea of monarchy and theocracy as an analogy to our spiritual lives (IE that we should stop a monarchy - where we rule our life - and start being a theocracy - where Jesus rules our life).
The music itself is pretty non-demoninational. There is nothing specifically Catholic in it, but I don’t sense anything specifically “not Catholic” in it either. I think that any Christian could really enjoy it (and non-Christians, too, just based on how good it is).