Christian Pantera

James Hall · Number of posts: 24 Age: 31 Registration date: 2009-03-14

Is there a Christian band that sounds like Pantera? I've been told about GodFear, but can't find none of thier cd's. I've got some of Eternal Decision's songs, they sound pretty good...their kinda close to Pantera (to me anyway)! Anymore??

7thSaviour · Number of posts: 611 Age: 37 Registration date: 2007-04-07

I wanna hear a Christian version of "Cowboys From Hell". Lama

GODSWIZARD · Subject: Re: Christian Pantera Sat Apr 25, 2009 1:19 pm

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wanna hear a Christian version of "Cowboys From Hell". Lama

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Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1472 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BAH!
...check out FAITHBOMB - Bleed...that should help whet your appetite...

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ben_lightwalker · Number of posts: 46 Age: 51 Registration date: 2008-12-25

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Bleed" is darker and heavier than "American Jesus" and features better production as well. Stylistically Faithbomb has pretty much remained true to their Texas groove-core sound, although they have added some elements of more modern metal styles. The shorter songs and a lack of guitar solos adds to this feeling as this seems to be the trend within nu-metal camps. Still, Faithbomb are no Limp Biskit or Korn. Vocalist Rob Colwell sings in a raspy, low register voice but doesn't let out even one rap. (Thank God!) Lyrically, Faithbomb are what their name implies, an in-your-face explosion of Christian values, ideals, and beliefs. "Receive Him" is a short cover of a song of the classic Vengeance Rising disc, 'Human Sacrifice.' nolifetimemetal.com 2002
From....REVIEWS affraid

Uncle NecRo wrote:

BAH!
...check out FAITHBOMB - Bleed...that should help whet your appetite...

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Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1472 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BAH!
...and taken from my own site:

FAITHBOMB
Bleed
Sounds Of The Dead / Bombworks Records
2002
Ah.
There's that tingly feeling again. The only type of tingly feeling that
comes when one hears some really, really good slamming groovetacular
metal. That's right. I said "groovetacular". How groovetacular?
Faithbomb's 'Bleed', in my humble opinion, ranks up there with Eternal
Decision, Oil, Eloi and Godsmack. Heavy, heavy, heavy. The production
is superb, the playing is tight, and the sonics of this disc just grab
you by the adams apple and won't let go. Now, the lyrics are quite
Christian, and in that I mean intelligent and uplifting at times, and
then dark yet spiritual at other times. I do want to point out, though,
that it seems the entire lyrics weren't printed in the sleeve of the CD
liner, and a quick surf to the faithbomb website (www.faithbomb.net)
uncovered nothing in the likes of fully printed lyrics. The vocals,
however, are growly yet easy to decipher for those who're particular
about their lyrical intake. Bottom line, a worthy addition to your
metal collection. Enjoy. - Uncle NecRo's Padded Cell

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ben_lightwalker · Number of posts: 46 Age: 51 Registration date: 2008-12-25

They do move well.

I'm still wondering if one could equate what they are doing with this... scratch

Uncle NecRo wrote:

BAH!
...and taken from my own site:

FAITHBOMB
Bleed
Sounds Of The Dead / Bombworks Records
2002
Ah.
There's that tingly feeling again. The only type of tingly feeling that
comes when one hears some really, really good slamming groovetacular
metal. That's right. I said "groovetacular". How groovetacular?
Faithbomb's 'Bleed', in my humble opinion, ranks up there with Eternal
Decision, Oil, Eloi and Godsmack. Heavy, heavy, heavy. The production
is superb, the playing is tight, and the sonics of this disc just grab
you by the adams apple and won't let go. Now, the lyrics are quite
Christian, and in that I mean intelligent and uplifting at times, and
then dark yet spiritual at other times. I do want to point out, though,
that it seems the entire lyrics weren't printed in the sleeve of the CD
liner, and a quick surf to the faithbomb website (www.faithbomb.net)
uncovered nothing in the likes of fully printed lyrics. The vocals,
however, are growly yet easy to decipher for those who're particular
about their lyrical intake. Bottom line, a worthy addition to your
metal collection. Enjoy. - Uncle NecRo's Padded Cell

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Katoikei's Jukebox
Pneumatic Tire
The Full Armour of God Broadcast
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7thSaviour · Number of posts: 611 Age: 37 Registration date: 2007-04-07

GODSWIZARD wrote:

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wanna hear a Christian version of "Cowboys From Hell". Lama

Cattle herders from Heaven. Praying

Grindboy · Number of posts: 211 Registration date: 2007-04-07

A lot of people used to compare Six Feet Deep with Pantera, although I think the vocals were a closer comparison than the music. I always thought that they were a GREAT band, regardless.

Maybe Fasedown. Certainly not a clone, but in many ways a similar sound. Their s/t album was strong, but Blitz of Anguish, IMO, was much better.

Master's Apprentice · Number of posts: 828 Age: 37 Registration date: 2009-02-20

Dude that Pantera footage is sweet Twisted Evil

They always did have the groove locked down. Its a bit tough to compare anyone to Pantera I reckon, they just had their own thing

Troublezone · Number of posts: 251 Age: 33 Registration date: 2007-10-08

OIL had a modern metal sound and Ron Rinehart had a crooners metal voice at times like Anselmo. Funny thing about it is Phil was influenced by Ron Rinehart when he was in Dark Angel. Blake the guitarist never played any southern style riffs like Dimebag but he could throw down a killer groove. You could probably find a copy of their (Refine) album or the (Choice Cuts... live) one.

Here is a place you can get a copy.

http://www.ultimatum.net/mainframe.html

Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1472 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BAH!
...I have Oil's self-titled demo, not bad...probably could invest in Refine, though, as the demo's a bit raw...

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**arttieTHE1manparty** · Subject: Re: Christian Pantera Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:24 am

You can buy the live Oil CD directly from Roxx Records...

If its not listed on the www.roxxrecords.com site, just PM BillRoxx here on the CMR...I am sure he can hook you up.

Arttie

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**Black Rider** · Subject: Re: Christian Pantera Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:45 pm

Refine is an awesome cd. I really wish they'd done more.

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**Tall Tyrion** · Subject: Re: Christian Pantera Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:55 pm

I need to listen to Refine more. I haven't given it much time in the headphones.

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opengraverecords · Number of posts: 279 Registration date: 2007-04-14

Oblivion, they released one album on Rivel Records.

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Dwells · Number of posts: 100 Registration date: 2008-05-14

dude check out the newer TERAMAZE stuff alot of Pantera influence in there dude
www.myspace.com/teramaze
cheers

Ascension · Number of posts: 447 Age: 51 Registration date: 2007-03-08

Boy the term Christian and Pantera in the same sentence is a stretch
LOL!! Not to hijack the thread but those guys had it BAD on the demonic
side WOW!!
When I bought the 2000 NAMM show Washburn Stealth I
started checking out some of there stuff and the looks in the fans eys
during crowd footage reminded me of the 1939 Nurenburg films!! Scary
stuff!
Now for the Pantera fans here is my baby. The 2000 NAMM show booth guitar SN 0007002!

Sorry for the HIJACK

Master's Apprentice · Number of posts: 828 Age: 37 Registration date: 2009-02-20

Nice axe man Twisted Evil

What amp are ya crankin' it thru?

Ascension · Number of posts: 447 Age: 51 Registration date: 2007-03-08

Master's Apprentice wrote:

Nice axe man Twisted Evil

What amp are ya crankin' it thru?

Mostly a one off Bruce Zinky handbuilt 120 watt Fender Prosonic head i bought off Brad Whitford.