★★★★★
Aaron Gillespie is renowned for his former days in Underoath and pretty widely respected for his current band, The Almost. Gillespie is a little less known when it comes to his solo worship music though. Grace Through the Wandering is Gillespie's second worship album and follows 2011's Anthem Song. Personally, I found Anthem Song to be a somewhat refreshing take on a very stagnant and over-populated "genre...
- www.jesusfreakhideout.com
2015-02-19
★★★★★
Singer songwriter Aaron Gillespie made his solo debut early on in 2011 with his BEC Recordings worship album, Anthem Song. It was quite a departure from both projects he's famously-known for, Underoath and The Almost, as the album was full of contemporary worship tunes. Approximately a year later, he's back with a few cover songs and a few from Anthem Song in live format for his first live EP, Echo Your Song. The opening track is "Beautiful Exchange," originally written by Hillsong...
- www.jesusfreakhideout.com
2013-04-01
★★★★★
Aaron Gillespie, former singer of Underoath and current lead singer of The Almost, released his debut record, Anthem Song in March 2011 to critical and commercial acclaim; moving away from his initial style of hard rock music in Underoath and The Almost. With Anthem Song being a worship alternative album, Aaron released his live EP, Echo Your Song, as a follow-up to this, a few original songs from his debut album, as well as a few covers from songs by various worshippers around the world...
- www.indievisionmusic.com
2012-05-07
★★★★★
Buy 'Echo Your Song' at: It has been nearly a year since I reviewed the album Anthem Song by Aaron Gillespie, at the time a new singer/songwriter for me, but now he is back with a six track live EP named 'Echo Your Song'...
- www.louderthanthemusic.com
2012-03-08
★★★★★
Aaron Gillespie might be a well known name to some, he was the lead singer and founder of The Almost, before that he was the drummer and co-founder of the popular metal-core band Underoath, but now Aaron has decided to release his first solo project called Anthem Song. The album was recorded in Seattle with versatile producer Aaron Sprinkle (Jeremy Camp, Kutless). Both Aaron's are multi instrumentalists and decided to try and play nearly every instrument on the album...
- www.louderthanthemusic.com
2011-03-28
★★★★★
Most of the Christian music world first met Aaron Gillespie when Solid State Records signed a band called Underoath, for which he was the drummer and vocalist. Underoath got bigger and bigger, and Gillespie then formed his own solo venture, a pop punk band by the name of The Almost. Some time after Underoath's 2008 album, Lost in the Sound of Separation, Gillespie announced his departure from the band to focus on The Almost and a new project...
- www.jesusfreakhideout.com
2011-03-28
★★★★★
BEC Recordings March 8 2011 Reviewed By Tyler Hess Aaron Gillespie's musical journey has been chronicled like few others over the past year, as he went from being behind the drum kid for metalcore giant Underoath, a band he had been in from the beginning, to focusing on what was once his side project "The Almost" and now putting forth a solo worship album...
- christianmusiczine.com
2011-03-14
★★★★★
Aaron Gillespie just might be the only artist to ever release albums on all three branches of Tooth & Nail. We met him on Solid State as the drummer and clean vocals of Underoath. Next he was the lead singer and guitarist of The Almost, that high-energy alt-rock band on Tooth & Nail. And now with a solo worship project he has moved on to BEC. (Now if only Uprok were still around.....
- www.indievisionmusic.com
2011-03-14
★★★★★
Release Date: March 8, 2011 Leaving Underoath, Aaron Gillespie decided to turn to worship music. The result of this monumental change is Anthem Song, a true worship record at its finest. True to himself, Gillespie has accomplished everything he set out to with this record. For fans who enjoy his rock fronted music, The Almost is still available and kicking for them, but for fans interested in his religious side of music, look no further than Anthem Song...
- absolutepunk.net
2011-03-07
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