Old hymns; refreshed arrangements; new tunes. A really strong example is Indelible Grace from Nashville, Tennessee. Plenty of you are going to love this stuff - their website is here.
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Trailer for "Roots and Wings" DVD
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General video explaining the background of Indelible Grace
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Indelible Grace: The Hymn Sing - Live in Nashville (released November 2010)
> Listen to the entire 18 track live recording FREE on Bandcamp: click here or use the player below. (NB The Bandcamp widget code is fixed to this width and won't let me make it wide enough for the song titles to be fully visible).
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Indelible Grace are working on a new album this year:
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Here is one of the band, Matthew Smith, doing an acoustic version of the modern classic 'In Christ Alone' (entire album on Bandcamp here) - the antique combination of guitar and subtle mandolin which when done well still sounds fresh today.
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The Reformed University Fellowship hymnbook is available online here.
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On the other hand, if you're into what this article calls 'Punk rock Calvinism' then the Mars Hill video might be just the ticket:
Friday, June 08, 2012
Reformed University Fellowship / Indelible Grace: "The Hymn Sing - Live in Nashville" 2010 + "punk rock Calvinism"
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