Christian? yes
Genre: Rock, Christian and Gospel
Review:
Thousand Foot Krutch (called TFK by their smiling, happy fans) is a band full of rockin' guitars, to put it simply. They sound a bit like the band Pillar with their lyrics. There is lots of screaming in their music, but they don't sing the terrible, put-down words that some rock and rap artists have. Speaking of rap, the lead singer Trevor raps quite often and it sounds great. This music would probably suit the ages of 10 to around 30, based on what I have seen.
Thousand Foot Krutch has played some great cover songs like "Unbelievable" and "Jingle Bell Rock." Believe me, Jingle Bell Rock is more like Jingle Bell Rock. Unbelievable is a great happy sounding tune to listen to while you clean the house or something like that. I know it makes me want to dance!
Thousand Foot Krutch also hits some less rocking notes with the song, "Breathe You In". That song is played on Christian radio stations across the USA. If you are interested in the lyrics of TFK, but don't like the really rock-y feel, then Breathe You In is a great song.
Best songs: "Falls Apart", "Breathe You In", "Hit the Floor", "Move", "Unbelievable", "Rawkfist", and "Absolute".
Review written by: Teapot Sue
Genre: Rock, Christian and Gospel
Review:
Thousand Foot Krutch (called TFK by their smiling, happy fans) is a band full of rockin' guitars, to put it simply. They sound a bit like the band Pillar with their lyrics. There is lots of screaming in their music, but they don't sing the terrible, put-down words that some rock and rap artists have. Speaking of rap, the lead singer Trevor raps quite often and it sounds great. This music would probably suit the ages of 10 to around 30, based on what I have seen.
Thousand Foot Krutch has played some great cover songs like "Unbelievable" and "Jingle Bell Rock." Believe me, Jingle Bell Rock is more like Jingle Bell Rock. Unbelievable is a great happy sounding tune to listen to while you clean the house or something like that. I know it makes me want to dance!
Thousand Foot Krutch also hits some less rocking notes with the song, "Breathe You In". That song is played on Christian radio stations across the USA. If you are interested in the lyrics of TFK, but don't like the really rock-y feel, then Breathe You In is a great song.
Best songs: "Falls Apart", "Breathe You In", "Hit the Floor", "Move", "Unbelievable", "Rawkfist", and "Absolute".
Review written by: Teapot Sue
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