"God finds our passions not too strong, but too weak. We are half-hearted creatures, fooling about with drink and sex and ambition when infinite joy is offered us like an ignorant child who wants to go on making mudpies in the slum because he cannot understand what is meant by the offer of a holiday at the sea. We are far too easily pleased."
Favorite Music:
Everything that is made well, unfortunately that normally excludes all mainstream. Christian artists with real talent and divine inspiration make the best music in the world.
Interests:
guitar, longboarding, eating Pho', reading religious essays, writing music, learning harmonies, writing album reviews
http://www.purevolume.com/nelsonandthealexanders Posted 02.17.10 at 1:41PM |
Status History
0 Comment(s)
About Me I am Chase and I play guitar and sing harmonies for Nelson and the Alexanders and I am a journalist for The Rider Online. I longboard and play guitar simultaneously. I sing and love simultaneously. I worhsip and honor simultaneously. I write and read simultaneously. I love and hate the word "simultaneously" at the same time.
Pieces of a Real Heart by Sanctus Real The Christian music industry is a sour, messy place. Theoretically, Christian music should be the best music in the world: powerful songwriting comes from good inspiration, so the most powerful music in the world would sensibly come from musicians who ...
[read more]
Now Is Not Forever by B.Reith The main attraction of B.Reith’s The Forecast EP was the song “Go On,” a hilarious journey through a night when the singer/songwriter/rapper performs, filled with his name getting mispronounced and his person getting confused with Jason Priestly, JC Chasez, ...
[read more]
Monster Monster by The Almost When Christian metalcore band Underoath recorded Define the Great Line in 2006, singer/drummer Aaron Gillespie had a lot of free time. So he made up a side project, called The Almost, and recorded an entire debut album single-handedly. This album, ...
[read more]
Of Men and Angels by The Rocket Summer The Rocket Summer, power-pop brainchild of DFW-based multi-instrumentalist Bryce Avary, has already released three albums of his sugary summertime pop with consistently wise and inspirational lyrics. The last album, 2007’s near masterpiece Do You Feel, ...
[read more]
Newworldson by Newworldson One of the biggest surprises of the previous decade was the debut album from Canadian root-rockers Newworldson. Released in February of 2008, the album seamlessly mashed 50’s soul, 70’s funk, 90’s jam rock, and plenty of jazzy gospel into a wholly original ...
[read more]
theherox
0 Comment(s) 
