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Some Kind of Zombie
Audio Adrenaline
Some Kind of Zombie
Genre: Christian & Gospel
 
Track Listing — 1. Chevette — 2. New Body — 3. Some Kind of Zombie — 4. Original Species — 5. People Like Me — 6. Blitz — 7. Lighthouse — 8. Flicker — 9. God-Shaped Hole — 10. Superfriend — Details — Producer: John Hampton — SOME KIND ...  more »

     

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All Artists: Audio Adrenaline
Title: Some Kind of Zombie
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Label: ForeFront Records
Genre: Christian & Gospel
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Some Kind of Zombie
UPC: 020831229920

Synopsis

Product Description
Track Listing
1. Chevette
2. New Body
3. Some Kind of Zombie
4. Original Species
5. People Like Me
6. Blitz
7. Lighthouse
8. Flicker
9. God-Shaped Hole
10. Superfriend

Details
Producer: John Hampton
SOME KIND OF ZOMBIE was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Rock Gospel Album.
As part of a new wave of Christian rock groups, Audio Adrenaline brings aggression and hipness to the genre, helping to reinvent religious music as we know it. With guitar-heavy arrangements reminiscent of Smashing Pumpkins, retro keyboard atmospherics, and, in singer Mark Stuart, a frontman who's equal parts prophet and pin-up, SOME KIND OF ZOMBIE converts the religious intensity of Gospel music into modern rock angst. Dispelling the common preconception that religious music needs to be square or preachy, Audio Adrenaline replaces hellfire and brimstone with the decidedly more accessible themes of alienation and disenfranchisement.
Though the thematic intent of the anti-Darwin song "Original Species" is more than obvious (and less than secular), the religious messages on SOME KIND OF ZOMBIE are more universal than one might expect from a Christian rock band. From the wistful nostalgia and thick groove of "Chevette" to the rage of the title track, Stuart and company combat the apathy inherent in so much of modern rock with a powerful, positive message of hope. Stuart puts his message in the terms of his generation with songs like "Superfriend," with its wildly varying tempos and the dramatic anthem "God-Shaped Hole."

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