Saviour Machine

[agonyofcain]

probably the most anticipated album of my life comes out 7-7-07 by saviour machine.

anybody a fan of them?

 

[WintarNaht]

Yes.
I only have Behold A Pale Horse on a compilation, but it is an awesome song.

 

[The Theory]

oh, there is finally a release date for this? excellent.
It's got to be such a relief for Clayton to finally be coming to the end of this saga.

 

[Lyle]

*thumbsup*

 

[Loner]

 

[Arthyron]

One of my favorite bands of all time. God's hand is definitely upon that band. Eric Clayton is one of my favorite singers and biggest singing influences of all time. I'm pumped for this new album.

 

[GuitarHero2]

I never got into Savior Machine that much, but from what I hear they sound pretty good. Any recomendations?

 

[The Theory]

well, start with Legend I, go to Legend II, and then Legend III:I.

He has older material than that, some which is pretty decent, but the Legend pseudo-trillogy is definitely the crowning achievement.

*waits for the hardcore Clayton fan to disagree*

 

[vespasia]

I only came to Christ after hearing their music.

It was the only thing that managed to get through and make any sense as to who God was and what I was doing.

Does not sound much till you realise how long I had been a practising occultist and how far I was prepared to go to attain magistry.

Their music is nothing like anything I have heard before or since. It resonants deep within.

 

[GuitarHero2]

I only came to Christ after hearing their music.

It was the only thing that managed to get through and make any sense as to who God was and what I was doing.

Does not sound much till you realise how long I had been a practising occultist and how far I was prepared to go to attain magistry.

Their music is nothing like anything I have heard before or since. It resonants deep within.

Wow, that pretty amazing . I can kind of relate to that being that before christian metal I was into the whole black metal/ occultist life style..being that I had a troubled past with christianity. Though christian metal really did help me become more open minded about christianty breaking some of the false misconceptions I had of it. It's actually some pretty powerful stuff, I'm still a bit unsure about organized religion, congergation,s etc... but overall cm really helped me take a big step forward and I'm just happier now.

 

[Citanul]

well, start with Legend I, go to Legend II, and then Legend III:I.

He has older material than that, some which is pretty decent, but the Legend pseudo-trillogy is definitely the crowning achievement.

*waits for the hardcore Clayton fan to disagree*

I wouldn't call myself a "hardcore Clayton fan", but I'll disagree with you, as I preferred the first two albums to Legend II (haven't heard I or IIII:I so I can't comment on those). I found it difficult to distinguish individual songs on Legend II - it works well as an entire piece, but I prefer the song-based approach of the earlier work. Still, it's been a while since I listened to it, maybe I should give it another spin.

 

[Gidgx]

I like Saviour Machine. I have 3 of their cds. Saviour Machine 1&2 and Legend III:I . I would also like to get Legend 1&2 and their last cd