The Great Commission

The Metalcore/Deathcore group The Great Commission from Riverside, California, has created a number of well-liked songs that have captured the attention of its followers. "Don't Go to Church, Be the Church," one of their most popular songs, is a stirring song that inspires listeners to take initiative and improve their communities. The band also performed a cover of the well-known worship song "Came to My Rescue (Be Lifted High) [Hillsong United]," giving it a distinctive Metal spin. Another well-liked song by the group is "When It Rains It Pours," which features a catchy chorus and stirring lyrics that highlight their musical prowess.

Other noteworthy songs from The Great Commission include "Draw the Line," "Weight of the World," and "Every Knee Shall Bow," all of which include tremendous guitar riffs, aggressive drumming, and headbanging-inducing vocals. With a melancholy tune and ominous lyrics, "The Walking Dead" stands out as a highlight track and demonstrates the band's ability to convey an ominous atmosphere through their music. Another well-liked song that demonstrates the band's lyrical skill is "Preaching to the Choir," which features stirring lyrics that exhort listeners to be true to themselves and stand up for what they believe in.

The band portrays a tale of restoration and forgiveness in "The Prodigal Son," with lyrics that are both moving and inspiring. With its rousing percussion and strong guitar riffs, "Reap What You Sow" is another great song that demonstrates the band's creative prowess. The Great Commission is a favorite among Metal and Metalcore/Deathcore fans alike thanks to their wide selection of well-liked songs that demonstrate their musical aptitude and lyrical skill.

The Great Commission is a Metalcore/Deathcore band from Riverside, California, that has so far put out two albums. Ten tracks from the band's most recent album, "Heavy Worship," which was released in 2012, highlight their heavy and aggressive sound. The production of the record offers a crisp and professional tone that enhances the skills of the band.

With its challenging breakdowns and stirring lyrics that inspire listeners to act, the album's opening track, "Don't Go To Church, Be The Church," establishes the mood for the rest of the songs. Other noteworthy songs include "The Walking Dead," which explores spiritual conflict, and "Weight of the World," which features guest vocals from Ryan Kirby of Fit for a King. Metalcore/Deathcore enthusiasts will enjoy "Heavy Worship" as a whole because it is a strong album.

Eleven songs from The Great Commission's 2009 first album, "And Every Knee Shall Bow," which was released, highlight the group's early sound. The album shows the band's musicianship and lyrical skill despite the production quality not being as polished as their subsequent efforts. Three songs that stand out are "The Road Less Traveled," "Every Knee Shall Bow," and "Iron Sharpens Iron."

The two albums that make up The Great Commission's discography exhibit their powerful and abrasive sound. Fans of the Metalcore/Deathcore genre may appreciate their most recent album, "Heavy Worship," which is refined and professionally produced. Fans of the genre should check out their debut album, "And Every Knee Shall Bow," which captures the band's early vibe.