Back in the ’90s, the Flaming Fish community served as one of my chief gateways into the world of Christian industrial and goth music. Revisiting all of these old reviews was a trip down memory lane; I hadn’t thought about bands like Angst, Christian Plumber, or Thymikon in years, if not longer.
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opus.ingRebuilding the Flaming Fish Review Archives - OpusJourney back in time with me, to the early days of the Christian industrial music scene.
N*Soul and Myx put out some solid albums back in the day. I still listen to Faith Massive’s “Drum & Bass For The Masses” on occasion and Jyradelix is something of a guilty pleasure. If you're interested, one of my friends interviewed N*Soul president Phillip Kim at Cornerstone 2000:
opus.ingCornerstone 2000: An Interview with Phillip Kim - OpusPhillip Kim has done an incredible amount of service to a growing Christian music industry.
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Lol, I actually started reading that interview, here this morning...super interesting. And, truly, Faith Massive absolutely rips. Picked up their three albums on CD these past few years, and the two (I think somewhat related?) "Devout Artists" comps bsky.app/profile/shel...
"Smoke on it mon" (N*Soul Records exec Scott Blackwell to 90s youth group kids) www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ycy...