Reunion Album!

Ok, who from the Christian rock/metal community would you most like to see make another album?  A band who hasn't put out a new album in at least a decade (ten years).  Pick two or three of you want.  Here are a few that I would really like to see.

Red Sea - It would be absolutely fantastic if this band would put out at least one more album in the vein of their classic "Blood" album.
Neon Cross - these guys hinted at new music (and even released a song or two to select people) back in the early to mid 2000's but they have been completely silent in the last decade.  they haven't released an album since 1995's "Torn".
Legend Seven - A great band with a fantastic AOR sound that really knew how to write a hook, but nothing from them since their second album "Blind Faith" way back in 1993

Most of these will be extreme metal bands so I doubt many here will agree... but I'd love to hear more from:

Aletheian
Evroklidon
Ekklesiast
Frosthardr
Lengsel
Morphia
Paramaecium
Sacracy
Sanctifica
Schaliach
Stronghold
Vaakevandring
Vociferor

...and of course, Virgin Black - which it looks like might just actually happen!!!

Morphia would be a good one to have release another album along with Kohllapse.  I'd also add Atomic Opera, Faith Factor, Focused, Frost Like Ashes, Jesus Joshua 24:15, Last Chapter, Messiah Prophet, Sacrament, Sympathy, Troglodyte Dawn and Zion.

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Morphia would be a good one to have release another album along with Kohllapse.  I'd also add Atomic Opera, Faith Factor, Focused, Frost Like Ashes, Jesus Joshua 24:15, Last Chapter, Messiah Prophet, Sacrament, Sympathy, Troglodyte Dawn and Zion.

Ooh yeah, some other good'uns.

As for Morphia, did you see my thread on CMR about their singer's new project?
http://thecmr.forumotion.com/t11005-grave-decay-symphonic-death-metal

It would be great to see a new album from Mastedon and Siloam.

Siloam would be great, but only if they sounded like their first two albums.  The last two were much to pop (non-rock) for my liking!

I'd love Judea to reform.  Okay, so I only know of two songs by them, but they were both great!

kerrick wrote:

Most of these will be extreme metal bands so I doubt many here will agree... but I'd love to hear more from:

Aletheian
Evroklidon
Ekklesiast
Frosthardr
Lengsel
Morphia
Paramaecium
Sacracy
Sanctifica
Schaliach
Stronghold
Vaakevandring
Vociferor

...and of course, Virgin Black - which it looks like might just actually happen!!!

Wow none of those bands has put out an album in a decade?  Is Black Metal a dead genre?  Dang

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Morphia would be a good one to have release another album along with Kohllapse.  I'd also add Atomic Opera, Faith Factor, Focused, Frost Like Ashes, Jesus Joshua 24:15, Last Chapter, Messiah Prophet, Sacrament, Sympathy, Troglodyte Dawn and Zion.

Totally agree regarding Trog and Zion.  I'm wondering what new Messiah Prophet would sound like, seems like "Colors" was a bit of a departure from "Mater of the Metal".  Would a new one be something completely different (with all new musicians)?

rockerVu2 wrote:

It would be great to see a new album from Mastedon and Siloam.

Fundy wrote:

Siloam would be great, but only if they sounded like their first two albums.  The last two were much to pop (non-rock) for my liking!

I'd love Judea to reform.  Okay, so I only know of two songs by them, but they were both great!

Mastedon would be cool, and totally doable since the only two consistent musicians where the Elefante brothers.  I think the same as Fundy regarding Siloam, it would be cool...but only if they sounded similar to the first two albums.  Judea would be killer, along with Lazarus and Maverick from the White Metal Warriors comp.

Talking of Siloam...

Here's Brian Lutes (the guy behind Siloam) and what he's doing right now...

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5472571/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

Fundy wrote:

Talking of Siloam...

Here's Brian Lutes (the guy behind Siloam) and what he's doing right now...

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5472571/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

Interesting.

Rage Of Angels (didn't they make an announcement a few years ago that they were working on new material?).

Shout
Trytan (hope this one happens!)
Barren Cross (who have also promised new music)
Whitecross (Nineteen Eight Seven doesn't count)

Staybrite wrote:

kerrick wrote:

Most of these will be extreme metal bands so I doubt many here will agree... but I'd love to hear more from:

Aletheian
Evroklidon
Ekklesiast
Frosthardr
Lengsel
Morphia
Paramaecium
Sacracy
Sanctifica
Schaliach
Stronghold
Vaakevandring
Vociferor

...and of course, Virgin Black - which it looks like might just actually happen!!!

Wow none of those bands has put out an album in a decade?  Is Black Metal a dead genre?  Dang

No, black metal is still alive and kicking.  Most of it comes from South America with a handful of US bands.  It's gotten a lot more fractured now.

MikeInFla wrote:

Whitecross (Nineteen Eight Seven doesn't count)

While it was nice to have the album I have to say I agree.

Holy Soldier
Crimson Thorn
Final Axe

MikeInFla wrote:

Rage Of Angels (didn't they make an announcement a few years ago that they were working on new material?).

Shout
Trytan (hope this one happens!)
Barren Cross (who have also promised new music)
Whitecross (Nineteen Eight Seven doesn't count)

Trytan IS happening.

Rage Of Angels did announce a return, but it never got off the ground.  I don't think that the current musicians were any of original guys involved  Thus, no one really cared.

If I remember correctly it was the vocalist of RoA that was wanting to put out another RoA album.  He'd the be the only original member.  Probably would have been like GnR - Chinese Democracy:  Guns 'n Roses in name only.

You know, I honestly can't really think of any.  After a certain time with no new music, I kinda lose interest.  I mean, I will still listen to the old stuff, but I just don't get really excited about the idea of them making new music.  If they put something out then I'll give it a listen and buy it if it's good, but I can't really think of any groups I'd love to hear something new from after 10 years of silence.  If they are going to record though, I would want them to do more a Stryper thing where they went back to being an active band than just a one-off reunion album.

The big exception to that is when groups leave a series incomplete (I'm talkin' to you Virgin Black and Saviour Machine), but then it is just my low-level OCD that needs that feeling of completeness.

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

kerrick wrote:

Most of these will be extreme metal bands so I doubt many here will agree... but I'd love to hear more from:

[big list of bands..]

Wow none of those bands has put out an album in a decade?  Is Black Metal a dead genre?  Dang

No, black metal is still alive and kicking.  Most of it comes from South America with a handful of US bands.  It's gotten a lot more fractured now.

Fractured?  Does that mean there are several different shades between White and Black metal now?

messiaen77 wrote:

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The big exception to that is when groups leave a series incomplete (I'm talkin' to you Virgin Black and Saviour Machine), but then it is just my low-level OCD that needs that feeling of completeness.

That kind of stuff drives me nuts too.

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

kerrick wrote:

Most of these will be extreme metal bands so I doubt many here will agree... but I'd love to hear more from:

[big list of bands..]

Wow none of those bands has put out an album in a decade?  Is Black Metal a dead genre?  Dang

No, black metal is still alive and kicking.  Most of it comes from South America with a handful of US bands.  It's gotten a lot more fractured now.

Fractured?  Does that mean there are several different shades between White and Black metal now?

Yes, you have black and then blacker black.

So far it goes:

Black
Blacker
Blackest
Blacker than Blackest
Even Blacker Than That
Black Black
Blackest Black
Deep Black
Deeper Black
Deepest Black Black Blacker Black
So Black It Hurts

The rumor is that Fear Not is reassembling to do a follow up record.  Now THAT gets me excited.

alldatndensum wrote:

The rumor is that Fear Not is reassembling to do a follow up record.  Now THAT gets me excited.

I saw a video on facebook (I think Roxx Records shared it), that played a short musical snippet of a ballad they were working on.  They can just take my money now!

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but only if they sounded like their first two albums.

I agree with you Fundy.

I see all great bands, I almost wish it was true, that they release a new album.