JFH Podcast 014: The One About New Underoath

Mark and Chase are joined this week by well-known producer and solo artist Aaron Sprinkle to discuss their music collections and listening habit, where all three get to share their stories about tapes, CD's, and vinyl records. Sprinkle will be back in next week's episode to debate EP's versus full-length albums. This episode is sponsored by Jonathan Tekell, who released the album Love Me to Pieces earlier this year. Go to jonathantekell.com to learn more or hear his music. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine. Production, editing, and music is also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@Jesusfreakhideout.com.

In continuation of last week's episode, Mark, Chase, and Mason discuss Underoath's discography, including pre-release speculation about the band's first album in 8 years, Erase Me. Mason and Chase also offer their post-release thoughts on the album, with an analysis of how the lyrics wrestle with Christianity. This episode is sponsored by Eufaula, whose latest album Between the Hills is available now, wherever you stream or purchase music. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

Joining Mark and Chase on the show this week is JFH's own Mason Haynie, where the three discuss Underoath's discography in-depth. The conversation begins with a debate around Cries of the Past's 5-star review, as the hosts then follow the band's career all the way up to 2010's Disambiguation. Tune in next week to hear the trio's thoughts on Underoath's latest album and the band's new direction. This episode is sponsored by Eufaula, whose latest album Between the Hills is available now, wherever you stream or purchase music. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

This week's episode features an intimate and extensive interview with Phil Joel of Newsboys and Zealand, discussing the Newsboys United Tour, Zealand's latest album, and what God has been teaching him over the past few years of playing music. Mark and Chase also preview the new Andrew Peterson album (out this week) and give tribute to the ten-year old album The End is Not the End by House of Heroes. This episode is sponsored by Tommy Faulk, whose latest EP Come What May is available now, wherever you stream or purchase music. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

Mark and Chase invite fellow staff writer Scott Fryberger on the show to announce the winners of this year's JFH Awards, revealing who you, our readers and listeners, voted for as the best artists and albums of 2017. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

Jesus Freak by dc Talk...is it 5 stars? In this episode, our hosts are joined by Russ Shipp of the band Rusty Shipp, whose album Mortal Ghost was voted by the JFH staff as the #2 best album of 2017, to discuss what the music business is like for an indie artist and whether dc Talk's classic still deserves its perfect rating. This episode is sponsored by The Lighthouse Events. Go to thelighthouseevents.com to learn about Worship in the Adirondacks, River Rock Festival, and more concerts coming soon to New England. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

Staff writer Nicole joins hosts Mark and Chase for a freewheeling conversation about musical upbringings, forming garage rock bands, loving music you once hated, pronouncing unusual dog breeds, and much, much more, alongside an in-depth review of the ten-year-old eponymous debut from Children 18:3. This episode is sponsored by Tooth and Nail Records, featuring the brand new EP Spiral Gaze by Off Road Minivan. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

In this episode, Chase is joined by David Zach, the singer of Remedy Drive, to discuss the band's latest album The North Star as well as David's involvement with The Exodus Road, an anti-trafficking organization. Chase and David discuss the writing and recording of the album, the way art can impact people, and the place that fighting injustice should have in the Christian life. The North Star by Remedy Drive is available now wherever music is sold or streamed. The JFH Podcast is hosted by Mark Rice and Chase Tremaine, with music, production, and editing also by Chase. The podcast is executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, send an email to Christopher@jesusfreakhideout.com.

Chase and Mark talk about Norma Jean's album "Wrongdoers" and Chase interviews Josh Smith of Ashes Remain

The sixth episode of the JFH Podcast features Michael Weaver as we talk about the JFH's Top 10 picks of 2017 - and revisit Lecrae's album "Rehab"