Diatheke

New band (for me anyway). This is a mix of clean and dirty vocals. Beware, it's 13 minutes long.    : )



"Magnify"
(1st Kings 8:22-52)


There is no other God like You
In heaven above or earth below
Spoken from Your mouth
Fulfilled by Your hand

You have kept Your promises
There is no other

The vast skies cannot contain You
How much less this temple I have built
The nations will hear of Your mighty power
In battle, uphold me
In victory, make yourself known

Hear my cry
Plea my case

His justice will prevail
There is no other
All the earth knows the Lord is God

You have heard my cry
Pleaded my case
And set Your eyes towards me
Day and night
You have heard my cry
Plea my case
Day and night
Make yourself known
We magnify

Magnify
Day and night
Glorify
All the earth knows the Lord God reigns here

Well, we can be sure that Chris won't be listening to this all the way through 

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Well, we can be sure that Chris won't be listening to this all the way through 

You got that right!  I skipped over the guitar intro.  The music started and it reminds me of Seventh Day Slumber so I thought I'd give it a go from there.  When those Cookie Monster vocals started, I quit.  I can't stand that kind of vocal.  Between song length and the vocal style, I am out.

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Well, we can be sure that Chris won't be listening to this all the way through 

Funny you should say that. When I heard it, I thought, "Chris won't be listening to this all the way through"

alldatndensum wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Well, we can be sure that Chris won't be listening to this all the way through 

You got that right!  I skipped over the guitar intro....When those Cookie Monster vocals started, I quit...

Oh, but it does clean up. Cookie Monster is only one part of it...but you have to wait for like ten days before you get to the clean vocals, lol, well, 4 minutes.
Music is SO subjective. I love that we all have such different tastes and yet there always seems to be overlap (we both like Lordchain and the Blues for instance). 

Jen5 wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Well, we can be sure that Chris won't be listening to this all the way through 

You got that right!  I skipped over the guitar intro....When those Cookie Monster vocals started, I quit...

Oh, but it does clean up. Cookie Monster is only one part of it...but you have to wait for like ten days before you get to the clean vocals, lol, well, 4 minutes.
Music is SO subjective. I love that we all have such different tastes and yet there always seems to be overlap (we both like Lordchain and the Blues for instance). 

With our musical tastes here, we should be able to show the world how to co-exist in anything.  None of us like exactly the same thing.  Even for those of us who share more similarities in genre favorites, we still don't like the same bands all the time.  So, we crank up what we like and celebrate those similarities.  Then we extend more grace to those who listen to things that drive us crazy.

To all the CHM family:  

I don't think Solomon sounded like that.   I like the technical aspect of the music and the clean vox parts, not sure about the deathy vocals. It's cool they set Scripture to music though it is VERY abridged.

alldatndensum wrote:

Jen5 wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Well, we can be sure that Chris won't be listening to this all the way through 

You got that right!  I skipped over the guitar intro....When those Cookie Monster vocals started, I quit...

Oh, but it does clean up. Cookie Monster is only one part of it...but you have to wait for like ten days before you get to the clean vocals, lol, well, 4 minutes.
Music is SO subjective. I love that we all have such different tastes and yet there always seems to be overlap (we both like Lordchain and the Blues for instance). 

With our musical tastes here, we should be able to show the world how to co-exist in anything.  None of us like exactly the same thing.  Even for those of us who share more similarities in genre favorites, we still don't like the same bands all the time.  So, we crank up what we like and celebrate those similarities.  Then we extend more grace to those who listen to things that drive us crazy.

To all the CHM family:  

If it jams, it jams.