Flyleaf
Heavy music and pained lyrics go together like cake and ice cream, and Belton, Texas quintet, Flyleaf, aren't about to break with tradition. But while many loud rockers reopen old wounds by singing about their broken homes and broken hearts, Flyleaf confront past traumas to heal old scars and prove in the process that hope shines
brighter than despair.
Flyleaf's self-titled debut album echoes with songs about abuse, neglect, addiction and dysfunction, and messages about overcoming adversity.

Jars Of Clay
Good Monsters
Multi-platinum and triple Grammy winning band Jars of Clay have long held a reputation for creative excellence. This record is part confessional, part euphoric love poem, bitter separation and part benediction. It was born out of many experiences and conversations between addicts, failures, lovers, loners, believers, and beggars.

War Of Ages
Pride of the Wicked
Like a brick to the face, War Of Ages combines the shredding guitar solos of traditional metal and the unrelenting brutality of modern hardcore bands with an intense spiritual conviction. Sonically, War Of Ages will knock you down, grab your attention with their gripping grooves, annihilate you with their tireless enthusiasm, impress you with their technical ferocity, and most importantly, they will leave you wanting more.

RED
End Of Silence
Deriving from a variety of influences such as Muse, Chevelle, Blindside and Linkin Park, Red brings a unique blend of heavy guitars, intense string arrangements and dynamic vocals.They are quickly gaining fans with an exceedingly intense live show every bit as compelling as their debut cd. Already touring heavily in the mid-west and west coast, Red has quickly made many fans along the way.

Skillet
Comatose
Massive rock riffs, swirling drums, monstrous hooks and undeniably catchy choruses. Hints of progressive rock mixed in with modern alternative flourishes and touches of classical influence as swelling strings intersect with sonic adrenaline rushes. It's indeed a fusion unlike any other, marking the latest chapter in the continuous evolution of Skillet, whose moniker couldn't be more fitting come its explosive release Comatose.

Switchfoot
Oh! Gravity
The eagerly-anticipated follow-up to the bestselling "Nothing is Sound," the new album from Switchfoot features more of Jon Foreman’s insightful song- writing with a harder rock edge. Features songs like “Dirty Second Hands,” “Let Your Love” and the hit title track. Switchfoot has proven once again why countless Christian acts want to emulate them: They do what they do extremely well,  ultimately challenging people to view their priorities with a new lens.

Phil Keaggy
JAMMED!
Guitar virtuoso Phil Keaggy brings a blend of rock, blues, funk, fusion and jazz to his new instrumental album, Jammed! Features production notes written by Phil, personal stories behind each song.… instrumental guitar jams mostly rooted in rock and blues, reminiscent of Jeff Beck, Joe Satriani, B.B. King, and Steve Vai.

Third Day
Wherever You Are
"Wherever you are, whoever you are, whatever you are going through, God is ready to meet you right there. No matter where, no matter why, no matter when, there is hope-  of God meeting you in times of struggle, of overcoming burdens, guilt, circumstances, and being free."

Anberlin
Cities
Growing tired of bedside resolve (Politics lay out the pressure) Something's got to give now Something's going
to break down
I grow tired of writing songs
While people listen but never hear what's really going on now
Tell me what's so wrong now

Hillsong
Mighty To Save
Experience live worship with over 10,000 worshippers at the Sydney Entertainment Centre- who sang, danced and worshipped their God wholeheartedly and without reserve. The presence of God was powerfully evident throughout the night as His name was lifted on high.

Brandon Stanley
Songs from the Middle Lane
Songs From The Middle Lane is an album full of emotionally charged power pop anthems -  lyrics that inspire  hope, faith, perseverance and rescue found in Christ Jesus. Full of electric guitar driven pop &  rock tunes, Brandon's national debut drives home the message of Faith in the most difficult circumstances,  relating to the listener in a very real way.

Iris to Iris
Building 429
Dove award-winning Building 429 returns with a brand new album full of their familiar style of introspective, worshipful lyrics and anthemic pop/rock songs that made “Glory Defined” a #1 hit. New songs born out of intimate times of prayer, like “You Carried Me,” “Majesty” and “Power Of Your Name,” are bound to find a place in modern worship settings as well as the hearts of Building 429 fans everywhere.