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For Christian alternative bands. With the rise of groups like Switchfoot and Relient K, we saw a new wave of Christian bands breaking into the mainstream.These bands blended mainstream sounds with Christian lyrics, creating a genre that appealed to both Christians and non-Christians alike.Not to mention, the 2000s also saw the rise of some great Christian hardcore and metal bands like Underoath and As I Lay Dying. These bands bought a new perspective to the metal genre, resulting in some truly unique and powerful music.So, if you’re looking for some great Christian alternative bands of the 2000s, make sure to check out the groups on this list. You won’t be disappointed.SkilletSwitchfootKutlessRedFalling Up12 StonesNEEDTOBREATHEAshes RemainMutemathFlyleafFemale Alternative Bands of the 2000sFemale alternative bands of the 2000s were a refreshing change from the all-male rock bands that had been popular for many years. These bands brought a new perspective to the music industry, and their success proved that women could be just as successful as men in the rock world.Their music was dark and atmospheric, and it spoke to the angst and frustration of young people who felt left out of the mainstream culture.Not to mention, these bands also had a huge impact on fashion, as they popularized the “goth” look that would become iconic in the 2000s.Yeah Yeah YeahsMetricSleater-KinneyParamoreWarpaintCHVRCHESThe Pretty RecklessEvanescenceCrystal CastlesCayetanaPunk Rock Alternative Bands of the 2000sThe punk rock alternative scene of the 2000s was a thriving and vibrant community of musicians, artists, and fans. The DIY ethic was strong, and

|PIC1|Billboard magazine has released its “Best of the 2000s” lists, revealing its selection of the top artists, songs and albums from 2000 to 2009.The following are US chart Billboard’s "Top 10" Christian and Gospel artists, songs, and albums lists for the decade, based on sales, streaming and radio play. There is as yet no UK Christian music chart.Best of the 2000s: Christian Song Artists1. MercyMe2. Casting Crowns3. Jeremy Camp4. Chris Tomlin5. Third Day6. Matthew West7. Newsboys8. Big Daddy Weave9. Brandon Heath10. TobyMac Best of the 2000s: Christian Songs1. “Word of God Speak” - MercyMe2. “My Savior, My God” – Aaron Shust3. “By Your Side” – Tenth Avenue North4. “The Motions” – Matthew West5. “Give Me Your Eyes” – Brandon Heath6. “East to West” – Casting Crowns7. “Blessed Be Your Name” – tree638. “There Will Be A Day” – Jeremy Camp9. “You Are My King (Amazing Lov… - Newsboys10. “Voice of Truth” – Casting Crowns Best of the 2000s: Christian Album Artists1. P.O.D.2. Michael W. Smith3. Third Day4. MercyMe5. Casting Crowns6. Switchfoot7. Kirk Franklin8. Yolanda Adams9. Mary Mary10. Steven Curtis Chapman Best of the 2000s: Christian Albums1. Satellite – P.O.D.2. The Beautiful Letdown – Switchfoot3. Precious Memories – Alan Jackson4. Almost There – MercyMe5. Songs 4 Worship: Shout to Th… - Various Artists6. Christmas Extraordinaire – Mannheim Steamroller7. Worship – Michael W. Smith8. Mountain High… Valley Low – Yolanda Adams9. Flyleaf – Flyleaf10. Live in London and More… - Donnie McClurkin Best of the 2000s: Gospel Album Artists1. Yolanda Adams2. Kirk Franklin3. Mary Mary4. Donnie McClurkin5. CeCe Winans6. Fred Hammond7. Smokie Norful8. Marvin Sapp9. Israel Houghton10. Juanita Bynum Best of the 2000s: Gospel Albums1. Mountain High…Valley Low – Yolanda Adams2. Live in London and More… - Donnie McClurkin3. The Rebirth of Kirk Franklin – Kirk Franklin4. Thankful – Mary Mary5. Hero – Kirk Franklin6. Believe – Yolanda Adams7. Thirsty – Marvin Sapp8. The Flight Temptations – Soundtrack9. Incredible – Mary Mary

Christian thrash metal is a subgenre of heavy metal music that incorporates elements of thrash metal with lyrics that reflect Christian beliefs and values. The music is characterized by fast-paced, aggressive riffs, intense drumming, and often features growled or screamed vocals. The lyrics often touch on themes of faith, redemption, and spiritual warfare. This genre has gained a dedicated following among Christian metal fans and has produced some of the most influential bands in the metal scene. (AI Generated) Most popular christian thrash metal artists Show more artists Related genresInstruments usedElectric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit, Vocals, Keyboard/Synthesizer, Double Bass Releases by yearHere you can see the popularity of Christian Thrash Metal genre over time. This graph shows albums and singles releases count by year and decade.4 releases christian thrash metal playlist created by Chosic Enjoy this playlist of popular christian thrash metal music. We made this playlist using an algorithm created by our team. Popular christian thrash metal Songs Explore christian thrash metal history by listening to songs from every decade. Click on the decade to view songs. 2020s 2010s 2000s 1990s 1980s 1970s 1960s 1950s 1940s 1930s List of christian thrash metal artists Here is a list of christian thrash metal artists on Spotify, ranked based on popularity, who exemplifies the christian thrash metal genre. You can find out what christian thrash metal genre sounds like where you can preview artists or sort them the way you want, just click the headers to sort. Similar Genres to Discover

The mid-’90s to the early years of the 2000s were an interesting time in American music, when bands like Sum 41, Blink-182 and Green Day dominated the Top 40, and pop punk became an inescapable radio fixture. But along with the mainstreaming of punk rock, Christian bookstore shelves were stocked with dozens of albums from CCM’s own brand of pop punk music.Here’s our look back at 15 of the Christian punk’s most memorable bands from the glory days of the genre. (Note: Even though there’s been a ton of punk-inspired bands since the movement’s heyday, our rankings—which are, obviously, extremely official, and should not be questioned in the slightest—focus on bands active in the late-’90s to early 2000s good old days. Also, like a lot of “Christian music” genres, some of the bands have disputed the label of being “Christian” bands. But, for the sake of our rankings, we’ve chosen artists who have put out music on Christian labels and are generally associated with “Christian” music).1. MxPxPeak Punk Album: Teenage Politics, 1995More than 20 years after forming, the pop punk pioneers are still at it. MxPx is one of the genre’s most successful acts, with nine studio albums under their belt, a gold record (1998’s Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo) and crossover recognition. They still know the allure of a good old fashioned punk-rock show.2. Relient KPeak Punk Album: Self-Titled, 2000Though Matt Thiessen and company evolved since their 2000 release, it was their early self-titled debut that put their earnest brand of pop punk on the map. Their penchant for pop-culture references (Marty McFly, Charles in Charge and Nancy Drew are all name-dropped on the album), tongue-in-cheek lyrics and self-awareness have made them as millennial as a BuzzFeed listicle.3. Five Iron FrenzyPeak Punk Album: Our Newest Album Ever!, 1997Five Iron Frenzy — who reunited in 2012 — may have a ska-style horn section, but with their subversive lyrics, wild live shows and sense of humor, they’re a punk band at heart.4. Ghoti HookPeak Punk Album: Banana Man, 1997Christian punk rock’s answer to Blink-182, the three piece’s music was as much about joking around as it was about anything else. Banana Man remains a classic of the genre.5. Slick ShoesPeak Punk Album: Wake Up Screaming, 2000More technically proficient than some of their peers, Slick Shoes wrote catchy, polished songs (if pop punk was your thing) during their turn-of-the-millennium heyday. They’ve reunited a few times over the years and even dropped a new album last year. It’s pretty good!6. Squad Five-OPeak Punk Album: Fight the System, 1998Known for their high-energy ska/punk fusion and speaking out against what they saw as hypocrisy in the way “Christian” music was marketed, Squad Five-O was a staple of the late-’90s scene.7. DogwoodPeak Punk Album: Through Thick & Thin, 1997Faster and harder than other jokey punk outfits, Dogwood wasn’t the most popular band in the genre, but their fans were some of the most loyal.8. The O.C. SupertonesPeak Punk Album: Supertones Strike Back, 1997Sure, they’re