DRUMMER BOY – Revolutionary Story of Family, Freedom and Forgiveness

Review Written By: Mike Laxton (November 2, 2026)

There is an obvious way to describe DRUMMER BOY: a Revolutionary War Christmas musical from the Smallbone brothers of for KING + COUNTRY.

That description may be accurate, but it only scratches the surface.

At its heart, DRUMMER BOY is a story about brothers divided by war, people searching for different forms of freedom and the difficult question of whether reconciliation is possible after relationships have been deeply wounded… (READ MORE)

Unapologetic, Unleashed, and Unforgivingly Heavy: Skillet Returns to Peak Form with ‘After the Storm’

Review Written By: Jay Heilman

Skillet’s latest independent release, the six-track EP After the Storm, proves that thirty years into their career, the band still knows how to deliver a genuine sonic gut-punch. Coming right on the heels of the 20th anniversary celebration of their 2006 breakout record Comatose, this project serves as both a nod to their heaviest roots and a declaration of total creative freedom following 2024’s Revolution. Clocking in at just over twenty minutes, After the Storm trims away all excess fat, handing listeners some of the most aggressive, guitar-driven material John Cooper and company have put to tape in over a decade… (READ MORE)