Your youths may also grow as you help them find answers for themselves. If you're making contacts with non-Christian kids and looking for music that your committed kids can appreciate, you won't go wrong with this album. The album was taped at the Tom Fest in Oregon last year before a frenzied crowd. Finally try figuring out the best way to stand up for Jesus. It dumps lots of hard beats, rhymes, heavy guitars, and truckloads of emotion into its self-titled Project .
Production is excellent also.
Lyrically this is deep, dark stuff. There are lots of nooks and crannies filled with introspection and wrestling with the inner man and with core, life issues. While no single tune leaps out as being lesson-friendly, the whole CD can be used in the car, during crowdbreakers, and during moshing ceremonies. Project 86 is a perfect CD to use as an example of Christian music that's not for wimps. These guys have already opened for the Supertones, Five Iron Frenzy, Stavesacre, and Value Pac.