Faith Head

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“The group’s no-nonsense approach works not just lyrically but musically as well, particularly when at the top of its game. Albums first seven songs find the group putting its choice songwriting skills on full display as examples of hard rock mixed with modern and groove overtones ... What truly impresses - and leaves this reviewer avidly awaiting the Faith Head follow up release - is how the group is not a one dimensional ministry act but also every bit much accomplished musicians, which allows said ministry side to stand out that much further.” - Andrew Rockwell, Angelic Warlord Website (Jan 30, 2017)

“Faith Head is a Christian Rock and Metal band from Chattanooga, Tennessee. Their music has a heavy metal beat that will have Christian Rock & Metal fans up on their feet.” - Jesus Wired (Mar 03, 2017)

“Overall, this is a solid album with some great rockers on it. It has a uniqueness to it and the band definitely is talented.” - Tom Johns, Dead to Self Radio (Jan 22, 2017)

“This album would have been in our Top 5 Albums for 2016 if they hadn’t released it on Christmas Day. So I put it at #6 in our Top 20 Albums of the Year for 2016.” Dale Huffman - DJ Metal Pulse Radio

1. Stairway – Power and Glory
2. Amos – Jade
3. Eden’s Way – Can’t Get Enough
4. Pÿlon – Lament
5. Malchus – The Evil House
6. Faith Head – Are You a Faith Head
7. Theocracy – Ghost Ship
8. S91 – Behold the Man Kind
9. One Bad Pig – Love You to Death
10. Hero – Miracles
11. Blissed – Wicked Little Dragons
12. Philadelphia – War Lord
13. Death Requisite – Revisitation
14. Aggelos – Silentium
15. Wickeds End – The Grand Decay
16. Derek Corzine – Remembrance
17. Joshua’s Creed – Joshua’s Creed
18. Nine Lashes – Ascend
19. Bjorn Stigsson – A New Beginning
20. Becoming Saints – Oh, The Suffering - A Review of the Top 20 Albums of 2016 - Dale Huffman

“The arrangements are well thought out delivering up a heavy full wall of sound to the listener coupled with plenty of hooks to keep one coming back for more.” - Jacob Folk, Christian Molten Metal Reviews (Jan 03, 2017)