City Of Peace Records
Release Date: August 21st 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
John Waller– Crazy Faith (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
City Of Peace Records
Release Date: August 21st 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
John Waller– Crazy Faith (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Capitol Christian Music Group
Release Date: August 21st 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Rend Collective– As Family We Go (Deluxe Edition) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Dream Records
Release Date: August 21st 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Soulfire Revolution– Afterglow (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

BEC Recordings
Release Date: August 21st 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
7eventh Time Down– God Is On The Move (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Independent
Release Date: July 24th 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
3For3– The EP (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Independent
Release Date: August 10th 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
JJ Weeks Band– Hal-le-lu-jah EP (Amazon mp3/iTunes/CD Baby)

Independent
Release Date: August 7th 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Becca Bradley– The Lion’s Eyes (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Welcome to our first ever ‘first impressions’ review, which is not really an official full length review per se, but rather an early collection of succinct and insightful thoughts. While we aim to hopefully post First Impression Reviews every week, we will at least write these pieces every fortnight (because we have to take into consideration things in our lives that may unexpectedly come up, right?), in anticipation of a review of a high profile album that we will be unveiling the week after. This week, our first instalment is peering using a metaphorical microscope at TobyMac’s 6th solo album **THIS IS NOT A Test** which releases August 7th. So let’s dive in and see whether this new album is worth our while taking a listen to!
Continue reading TobyMac – **THIS IS NOT A TEST** (First Impressions Review)

Motion Records
Release Date: July 17th 2015
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Kevin Max– Broken Temples (Deluxe Edition) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Josh Wilson is releasing his latest album That Was Then, This Is Now this upcoming week, the follow up to the critically acclaimed and much loved Carry Me. With the new album full of heartfelt, poignant, emotional, explosive and impacting pop/rock/worship anthems, as well as inspiring and poignant ballads; That Was Then, This Is Now is our favourite album of the year thus far! I had the privilege of interviewing Josh via email, about the new album. We discussed the album, which songs mean the most to him, what he hopes listeners will experience when hearing the new songs, as well as the goals and dreams for the year ahead. Check out the interview below.