Post the heaviest Christian music you got in this thread.

[Jesse Dornfeld]

Some examples:

And I hope this doesn't make you blush:

 

[Sketcher]

"Heaviest," in the context of extreme music, to me means "most gutteral". This therefore disqualifies many good extreme bands with higher-pitched vocalists. So, with that out of the way:

Honorable mention:

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

"Heaviest," in the context of extreme music, to me means "most gutteral". This therefore disqualifies many good extreme bands with higher-pitched vocalists. So, with that out of the way:

Honorable mention:

Love it. Rock on.

I have seen Mortification talked about a lot but haven't really heard their stuff before. I might have to pick some of their stuff up now. Great stuff. Oh, and I was literally laughing through half of "The Little Drummer Boy" but thought it was awesome all along.

 

[Sketcher]

Love it. Rock on.

I have seen Mortification talked about a lot but haven't really heard their stuff before. I might have to pick some of their stuff up now. Great stuff. Oh, and I was literally laughing through half of "The Little Drummer Boy" but thought it was awesome all along.

Mortification is really all over the place. The song I posted is from their heaviest album. Many metalheads dislike their lighter stuff (late 90's, early 2000's), but I like a lot of it for what it is. It's unfortunate that their bassist/vocalist went through cancer, but there is good testimony about how he survived it, God was with him.

 

[Sola1517]

 

[Sola1517]

Is this old enough?

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

Is this old enough?

There has been stuff posted from 1992-2019 so far. All's fair game.

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

Local band here. This song is about the union between a man, his wife, and God. I think it's pretty good and it's also pretty heavy. I've seen these guys live and they're great. Met with the lead singer a few times. Great guy.

 

[Michie]

I like metal but the vocals all sound the same. Demonic and completely unappealing. It does not take talent to do that. I think it sounds blasphemous. Sorry.

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

I like metal but the vocals all sound the same. Demonic and completely unappealing. It does not take talent to do that. I think it sounds blasphemous. Sorry.

Hey, you don't have to like this kind of music if you just don't find it appealing. However, it does take a lot of training your voice to be able to sing like that.

 

[Michie]

Hey, you don't have to like this kind of music if you just don't find it appealing. However, it does take a lot of training your voice to be able to sing like that.

Yeah. I hear it all the time from high school garage bands.

 

[royal priest]

Hey, you don't have to like this kind of music if you just don't find it appealing. However, it does take a lot of training your voice to be able to sing like that.

Yes especially important to learn to do it in the manner that won't harm your vocal cords.

 

[Under One King]

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

Here's one I found recently that I like quite a bit. This is just one song but the whole album is pretty good.

 

[lightninboy]

I basically don't get into anything stronger than some '80s metal.

 

[Jesse Dornfeld]

This song is pretty good. Not the heaviest, but heavy enough and it brings a great message.

 

[Under One King]

 

[Kalevalatar]

For me, the heaviest Christian heavy/metal music has to be the heavy/metal Mass. Because hey, it's the Mass and Old is Gold.

Like:

Hymn 15 -- Hosianna, hosianna (Josef Hadar 1956)

Hymn 332b -- Praise the Good Lord (1640, Heinrich Albert)

 

[Under One King]

This song is pretty good. Not the heaviest, but heavy enough and it brings a great message.

I absolutely love this version. It made me cry when I listened to it the first time. Very inspiring.