★★★★★
Disciple has returned to the indie scene after spending the last 10 years with Fair Trade Services (formerly INO). While there is no doubt that Fair Trade polished Disciple's sound and brought them to the forefront of the Christian rock scene, it made sense that Disciple, who had a pretty devout following as a heavier indie band, have returned to their more humble beginnings. Attack seems to seamlessly blend the polish of their last few albums with the heaviness of their older indie material...
- www.jesusfreakhideout.com
2014-10-21
★★★★★
Artist: Disciple Album: Attack Label: Independent (Kickstarter) Release Date: 09.22.13 Reviewer: Lee Brown Track Listing: Disciple is fast approaching their 20th anniversary as a band (in terms of album releases). Let that sink in for just a moment. When I was growing up, music rags talked at length about bands like Aerosmith and The Stones and how accomplished they were for weathering the "tumultuous" music industry and proving their staying power as rock veterans...
- www.indievisionmusic.com
2014-09-21
★★★★★
Disciple has been hard at work for 20 years now and has managed to work their way up the ladder from the indie underground to major player in the Christian rock scene. Since 2008, the band has undergone extensive line-up changes that has left only singer Kevin Young as the sole original member still standing. Despite these changes, Disciple has continued to release solid hard rock records. Their newest effort, O God Save Us All, is no exception, but is, however, a bit of a mixed bag...
- www.jesusfreakhideout.com
2013-04-01
★★★★★
Buy 'O God Save Us All' at: If you're looking for some hard hitting rock, then look no further than Disciple and their new album 'O God Save Us All'. The album includes some amazing co-writes with contributors like Ben Glover (Brandon Heath, Lee Brice) and Seth Mosley (Newsboys). Let's get the negative part of the album out of the way first...
- www.louderthanthemusic.com
2012-11-26
★★★★★
I have a confession to make, Disciple was one of my first forays into "Christian" music. I'm talking downloading random stuff off Napster (the non-Metallica friendly version) and stumbling across "I Just Know" and falling in love. But that was 1999. Times have changed (The version of Napster from those days is gone and I figured out that downloading music illegally is wrong), and so has Disciple. Sort of...
- www.indievisionmusic.com
2012-11-20
★★★★★
Fair Trade Services Released November 13th 2012 Reviewed By Tyler Hess When I first heard of Disciple, back when I picked up their self-titled album in 2005, they had already been a well established band, slightly rebranded from their early metal gleanings to more of a hard rock band. Since then, they've had their ups (Scars Remain), their downs (Southern Hospitality), and their radio success (Horseshoes & Handgrenades)...
- christianmusiczine.com
2012-11-12
★★★★★
Southern HospitalityRomance Me321Whisper So LoudWhatever ReasonPhoenix RisingLiarFalling StarRight ThereOn My Way DownLay My BurdensSavior Disciple have decided to tweak their sound yet again. The question is, was it for the better? Well that depends what you like best about the brand of hard rock they bring to the table. In their self-titled release (and major label debut), they had a very commercial sound with nearly no screaming and catchy vocal hooks over some heavy guitar riffs...
- www.indievisionmusic.com
2010-12-21
★★★★★
1.Dear X, You Don't Own Me 2.Watch It Burn 3.Invisible 4.The Ballad of St. Augustine 5.Shot Hear 'Round the World 6.Collision 7.Battle Lines 8.Remedy 9.Eternity 10.Revolution: Now 11.Deafening 12.Worth the Pain It has been a long time since Disciple released their first album What Was I Thinking back in 1995. Many have thought their best days were behind them. Since 1992, they have released eight studio albums and one EP, including their current effort Horseshoes & Handgrenades...
- www.indievisionmusic.com
2010-12-21
★★★★★
In today's fast-paced, Internet-centered world, it's hard to think of an album having a lot of significance. For most people, gone are the days of waking up early and waiting in a long line at the record store on the day of your favorite band's new release. If a great album comes out, iTunes is only a click away. In fact, if there are only a few good songs on the album, then only those songs have to be purchased. Yet, maybe it's more than just nostalgia that makes an entire album great...
- www.jesusfreakhideout.com
2010-12-14
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