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Andrew Phillips: Eleven Seventy Radio Jonathan Bellamy investigates the South Bucks/East Berks radio station. [01.02.94]
Crucifer: A Bolton-based metal band release their debut albumBolton metal band CRUCIFER are breaking barriers. To find out how Marie-Louise Flint spoke with their lead vocalist Dave Rowley. [01.02.94]
Simeon and John: Meditational music from a gifted duo They cover more miles in a month than the average Christian grunge band manages in a year. So who are SIMEON AND JOHN and how did these two gifted instrumentalists come to link up? Andrew Long finds out. [01.02.94]
Steve Taylor: "Evangelical rock's court jester" with a new albumWhether you call him a satirist, prophet, evangelical iconoclast or just a cutting-edge rocker, few can ignore STEVE TAYLOR. Now he's back and firing on all cylinders report Tony Cummings and Jan Willem Vink. [01.02.94]
Karithi: Indian dance pop from a US-based artist The ranks of Christian dance pop are quickly filling. New America based Indian artist KARTHI proves to be a serious competitor to the likes of Lisa Beyill and Cindy Morgan. Jan Willem Vink reports. [01.02.94]Sidelong Glance: February/March 1994
Where our intrepid editorial team take an askance look at the weird and wonderful world of music and media. [01.02.94]
Stuart Barbour And The Powerhouse: The Surrey-based rock gospel evangelists STUART BARBOUR AND THE POWERHOUSE are getting accolades not normally enjoyed by grassroots rock gospel evangelists from Surrey. Neil Brennan reports. [01.02.94]
Robin Thompson-Clarke: The renowned cellist now recording instrumental worship CDsROBIN THOMPSON-CLARKE is a London-based professional cellist with a varied background in both the classical and worship music fields. John Irvine went to meet him at his East London home. [01.12.93]
Chris Cole: Remembering The Devil's In The DetailChris Cole was pleased and horrified with the latest issue of Cross Rhythms, as he explains. [01.12.93]
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir: New York's multi-racial choir live in CardiffA choir that grew out of a storefront church in Brooklyn transplanted to a venerable hall in Cardiff. Andrew Long went along to witness the event and speak to the leaders of THE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE CHOIR. [01.12.93]
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