Complete List Of Holy Soldier Songs From A to Z

Complete List Of Holy Soldier Songs From A to Z

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Holy Soldier was formed in 1985 in Los Angeles, California, as a Christian hard rock and metal band. The original lineup included bassist Andy Robbins, guitarist Jamie Cramer, guitarist Michael Cutting, drummer Terry Russell, and vocalist Steven Patrick. The band quickly became known for their melodic approach to hard rock and their lyrics, which consistently reflected Christian themes and messages.

In the late 1980s, Holy Soldier developed a following by performing throughout Southern California, gaining traction in the Christian rock and metal scenes. They signed with Myrrh Records, a label specializing in contemporary Christian music, and released their self-titled debut album, Holy Soldier, in 1990. The album was produced by David Zaffiro, known for his work with the band Bloodgood. The record featured tracks such as “Stranger,” “See No Evil,” and “Tears of Desire,” and received positive attention for its polished production and strong melodic hooks.

Holy Soldier reached audiences both in the United States and internationally, receiving airplay on Christian rock radio stations and climbing the CCM (Contemporary Christian Music) charts. The band earned a Dove Award nomination for Rock Album of the Year in 1991 and found itself in rotation on MTV’s “Headbangers Ball,” a rare feat for a Christian band at the time. Their music videos, especially for the track “Stranger,” helped increase their exposure to mainstream and Christian rock audiences alike.

Following the success of their debut, Holy Soldier released their second album, Last Train, in 1992. This record, also produced by David Zaffiro, continued the band’s blend of melodic hard rock with faith-based lyrics. Last Train included tracks like “Virtue & Vice” and “Last Train,” and it was recognized for its mature songwriting and musicianship. The band toured in support of the album and continued to build their fan base.

The lineup changed in the mid-1990s when lead vocalist Steven Patrick departed, and Eric Wayne stepped in as the band’s new frontman. Holy Soldier released their third studio album, Promise Man, in 1995 on ForeFront Records. The album marked a stylistic shift toward a more alternative and grunge-influenced sound, in line with trends in rock music at the time. Promise Man featured songs such as “Promise Man” and “Rust,” and earned the band a Dove Award for Hard Music Album of the Year in 1996.

Holy Soldier’s discography includes three full-length studio albums: Holy Soldier (1990), Last Train (1992), and Promise Man (1995). They also released a live album, Encore, in 1997, which captured performances from their final tour before their initial breakup. Throughout their career, the band was noted for their musicianship, lyrical content, and ability to connect with both Christian and secular audiences.

The group’s singles achieved chart success on Christian radio, including “See No Evil” and “Stranger” from their debut, and “Promise Man” from their final studio album. Holy Soldier received multiple nominations and awards from the Gospel Music Association, including Dove Awards for their albums and recognition for their impact on Christian rock music.

Band members have been involved in other musical projects both during and after Holy Soldier’s active years. Jamie Cramer later joined the band Guardian, while Steven Patrick and Andy Robbins pursued various other creative endeavors. Holy Soldier briefly reunited in the mid-2000s for select live performances, featuring members from the classic and later lineups.

In addition to their recorded output, Holy Soldier participated in benefit concerts, festivals, and events supporting charitable causes within and beyond the Christian music community. The band toured extensively throughout the United States and appeared at key Christian music festivals, strengthening their reputation as a live act.

Complete List Of Holy Soldier Songs From A to Z

  1. Break It DownPromise Man – 1995
  2. Cover MePromise Man – 1995
  3. CrazyLast Train – 1992
  4. Cry Out For LoveHoly Soldier – 1990
  5. Dead End DriveLast Train – 1992
  6. Eyes Of InnocenceHoly Soldier – 1990
  7. Fairweather FriendLast Train – 1992
  8. Gimme ShelterLast Train – 1992
  9. GrindPromise Man – 1995
  10. Hallow’s EveLast Train – 1992
  11. In The EndEncore – 1997
  12. Last TrainLast Train – 1992
  13. LiesHoly Soldier – 1990
  14. Love Conquers AllPromise Man – 1995
  15. Love Is On The WayLast Train – 1992
  16. Love MeHoly Soldier – 1990
  17. Mumbo JumboPromise Man – 1995
  18. My WorldPromise Man – 1995
  19. Promise ManPromise Man – 1995
  20. RustPromise Man – 1995
  21. SandPromise Man – 1995
  22. See No EvilHoly Soldier – 1990
  23. StrangerHoly Soldier – 1990
  24. Tear Down The WallsHoly Soldier – 1990
  25. The Pain Inside Of MeHoly Soldier – 1990
  26. Tuesday MourningLast Train – 1992
  27. Virtue & ViceLast Train – 1992
  28. We Are Young, We Are StrongHoly Soldier – 1990
  29. When The Reign Comes DownHoly Soldier – 1990
  30. WhisperEncore – 1997
  31. Why Don’t You Look Into JesusPromise Man – 1995

Albums

Holy Soldier (1990): 10 songs

Last Train (1992): 9 songs

Promise Man (1995): 10 songs

Encore (1997): 2 new songs

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