http://www.toothandnail.com/releases/800/Anthem_S...

press release:

Next month on March 8th, Aaron Gillespie will release his solo debut, Anthem Song, on Tooth & Nail Records / BEC Recordings. Fans can pre-order the album in a variety of bundles at www.aarongmerch.com including autographed packages, t-shirt and sweatshirt bundles as well as a lyrics book. There is even a songwriter package that is complete with an acoustic guitar. Other unique pre-sale options are available here that include a t-shirt and free instant download of the current single. Album pre-orders begin at $8 including the digital download.

This solo album was something Gillespie felt compelled to record. “I just felt so pressed upon to make a worship record that ‘the youth’ of our culture could relate with,” shared Gillespie in a recent interview with All Access. “I felt like it was time to help myself and others like myself enter into worship of our great big God.”

Supporting the forthcoming record, Gillespie is also touring across the nation for the next few months. The tour dates are listed below. Additional information on these tour dates can be found at his Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/AaronRGillespie .

Anthem Song’s debut radio single “We Were Made For You” is currently climbing the charts. This week the single moved up five spots on the National Christian Audience Chart at No. 40, and at CHR the single is at No. 26.

Aaron recorded Anthem Song in Seattle with versatile producer Aaron Sprinkle (Jeremy Camp, Kutless). Both multi-instrumentalists, they played nearly everything on the album. Co-writers Paul Baloche, Sarah Hart, and Phillip LaRue also helped pen what is largely a very personal record. The track listing for Anthem Song is listed below.

That's weird, looking through our site that has 2000+ posts you can't figure out what music we listen to?

For long time fans this album could suck I guess, just because it seems pretty different. That's probably why I like it though, it's different from their past stuff.

Ya, a few of the songs are a bit slower, but I feel like the consistency of the tracks has gone up a ton back from their first full length.

I updated the post. My bad

If you click through to their site, they will be streaming it on relevant in a couple weeks, you can listen to the old stuff here http://www.facebook.com/courriermusic

Also we'll have a new song from the band in our next podcast out soon

no big deal. hope you like the rec though

I would certainly like to know who because I thought it was just something I wrote this morning and in the comments of yesterday's post. If I did inadvertently ripoff someone's rec then I do apologize though. Great musical minds think alike I guess.

If you're looking for something new, you may want to look at Sleep For Sleepers, somewhere in between The Graduate and Lakes

more like, need album