“Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus” Archives

The enigmatic Liverpool outfit cover a classic folk traditional in their inimitable style.

This collection of the enigmatic outfit’s earlier, more experimental material is raw and otherworldly.

The enigmatic musical collection gets their trip-hop on.

A five-song preview EP of the band’s new album is all that’s available on digital platforms (for now).

The experimental folk outfit’s sixth studio album will be their first release in four years.

This time, I’m digging even deeper and spotlighting some rather obscure Christian artists that hold unique places in the history of Christian music.

The enigmatic band releases their first pop single in preparation for their upcoming album.

The band’s simple, sparse performance is sublime.

Also: Screwing over creatives, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’s narrative flaws, saving old TV shows, redeeming nostalgia, touring Apple’s new campus, hand-coding CSS, and a better pro-life approach.

Sleepy trip-hop, atmospheric indie-electronic, religious experimental folk, harrowing post-punk/EBM, mournful folk & experimental electronic rock.

In addition to standard LP, CD, and digital editions, the album is also available in two very limited quantity “deluxe” editions.

Also: Planned Parenthood, building Minas Tirith, the state of web design, atheists and Christian rock, and more.

Björk, The Declining Winter, Sufjan Stevens, and many more. Time to start saving up…

The enigmatic musical collective breaks the silence on their reunion, new album, and otherworldly aesthetic.

The enigmatic group returns with a new box set and a one-time concert.

It’s a foreboding album to listen to, and almost draining, but it’s one that will always hold a special spot in my CD collection.