The KingdomCore Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I have been listening to heavy Christian music for a long time. My friend dragged me to a Demon Hunter show back in the early 2000’s where I saw Norma Jean, Dead Poetic, and Project 86. After that, I was instantly hooked. I remember asking the local Hastings store manager to order me the new Zao and Spoken albums back in the day. Now with Spotify and TikTok taking off it’s easier than ever to find new music, but hard to find the stories behind the music. I stumbled on Kindom Core TikTok and found out about this podcast. It been scratching that itch to find out more inside perspectives on the bands that I love and new ones I haven’t heard of before. You can’t find these kind of interviews anywhere else. In my community, most people think my taste in heavy Christian music means I like Skillet or Newsboys instead of Impending Doom or Fit For a King. It’s truly refreshing to find a podcast like this where I feel like part of a community. Keep up the good work!

Sean and Chris are amazing on here. My favorite podcast to listen to. They never disappoint with introducing new bands that are centered on sharing the gospel in the heavy metal industry. Great stories and many laughs every episode. They also have great theology and always like to nudge stories to allow them to talk about Jesus. And I am pretty sure they love the 5 Solas. Great stuff. Keep sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
“My evidence that I am saved does not lie in the fact that I preach, or that I do this or that. All my hope lies in this: that Jesus Christ came to save sinners. I am a sinner, I trust Him, then He came to save me, and I am saved.” -Charles Spurgeon

Absolutely love, The KingdomCore Podcast. I have discovered more awesome music through this podcast and their Instagram than almost anywhere else. Recently about a year and a half ago made a switch to primarily listening to Christian metal metal core and hard-core and this podcast. I found a very early in that and really helped me, explore a brand new area of taste after having listened mostly the secular music I love the way that the hosts bring their faith and their taste in the podcast. It’s a lot of fun and there are a lot of musicians and bands that I feel a lot more engaged with and interested in having either heard them on the podcast or having heard them talked about on the podcast and it seems like lately the quality just keeps going up with each new, keep it up

Great place to hear about your favorite bands and sometimes hear directly from them in interviews. Also a great place to find new music, which is good news for me as I live in a bit of a Christian metal bubble where nobody else around me is into it.