Lyrically, I would describe this latest album as fearless.
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Michael Sweet of Stryper on new CD; God Damn Evil – We are a Hundred Million Percent Re-Energized!
It’s not so much of a statement as a prayer request; it’s us asking God to damn evil. It’s that simple. It has created controversy.
Michael Sweet – One Sided War Review
beyond a shadow of a doubt One Sided Army is is heaviest album, rivaling the power of most of Stryper’s catalog
Rat Pak Records Set To Release Michael Sweet’s One Sided War On August 26th
Stryper frontman Michael Sweet returns with his most intense solo release to date
Stryper Announces 30th Anniversary To Hell with the Devil Tour
Stryper Announces 30th Anniversary To Hell with the Devil Tour
Interview with Stryper’s Yellow and Black Attack Leader, Michael Sweet
I did that from 1996 all the way to 2000. That was where I got to a point where I said “music is not doing anything for me now.” I ended up wanting to get back into music and getting that passion and desire.
Stryper – Fallen review
In keeping with 2013’s album “Second Coming”, Stryper have indeed been ‘reborn’ and are currently riding high on a second career. Whether they ever manage to reach the heady heights of their career in the 1980s remains to be seen but on the strength of recent releases, the quality of their output cannot be brought into question.
So what of their latest offering, ”Fallen” to be released 16th Oct? Will it be “The Rock That Makes Me Roll” or will it be heading straight to the “Abyss”?
Sweet/Lynch – Only To Rise Review
Ending on a pulsating note with title track Only to Rise, this song bears all the hallmarks of a relentless jam. Lynchs’ no frills riff work and Tichys’ animalistic skin battering are monstrous. It would be a crying shame if this project was a one off. Sweet and Lynch clearly have a smokin’ hot compatibility. Their energy and enthusiasm are all over this wonderful album.
Stryper live at Stage 48 in NYC on April 12th, 2014
Stryper – The Kings of Christian Heavy Metal Raise the Roof in NYC
Stryper – No More Hell to Pay Review
This offering is a big step forward from the last original release “Murder By Pride” in 2009. “No More Hell To Pay” is rich with classic metal riffs and hooks that hark back to Priest, Sabbath, and The Scorpions…