Throughout the 80s, Christian rock started to become a staple in the music industry, fuelled by bands such as Stryper. Billboard Magazine started to post the top 10 Christian rock songs, and radio stations were starting to play Christian rock. U2[citation needed] also helped bring Christian-themed rock to the surface. They inspired other Christian rock bands to start up around the United States, and around the world. Bands such as DC Talk, Newsboys, Jars of Clay, Audio Adrenaline and many others achieved huge success. Later on in the 90s, Christian Rock achieved even more attention when Tooth & Nail Records hit the scene in 1993.
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12 Stones (hard rock/Christian rock) (2000–Present) 2nd Chapter of Acts – (CCM) (1972–1988) 38th Parallel – (alternative rock/rock/rap rock) (2001–2002) 4-4-1 – (rock/post-punk/alternative rock/pop) (1983–1988)
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Above the Golden State – (rock/CCM) (2007–Present) Ace Troubleshooter – (pop punk) (1996–2005) Addison Road – (rock/CCM/alternative rock/adult contemporary) (2002–Present) After Edmund – (alternative rock/art rock/rock) (2001–Present) After the Chase – (singer-songwriter/CCM/rock) (2003–Present)
After the Fire – (CCM/rock) (1974-1986|2004-Present) The Afters – (pop/rock/alternative rock/CCM) (1999–Present) Adam Again – (alternative rock/funk rock) (1982–2000) All Together Separate – (CCM/funk rock) (1998–2003) Anberlin – (alternative rock) (2002–Present) Anchordown – (acoustic rock) (2006–2008) Argyle Park – (industrial rock/rock/industrial metal) (1994–1996|1998–2000) Atomic Opera – (hard rock/heavy metal/progressive metal) (1991–Present) As Cities Burn – (indie rock/post-hardcore/progressive rock) (2002–2009)- Attack Attack! – (electronica/post-hardcore/emo/screamo/metalcore) (2005–Present)
[show Audio Adrenaline – (rock/alternative rock) (1989–2007) A Band Called David – (CCM) (1974-1988)
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BarlowGirl – (Christian rock/CCM/alternative rock/rock/AC) (2000-Present) Barnabas – (hard rock/punk rock/heavy metal/tech metal) (1977-1986) Barratt Band – (rock) (1980-1986) Basehead – (alternative rock/alternative hip hop) (1992-Present)
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12 Stones (hard rock/Christian rock) (2000–Present)
2nd Chapter of Acts – (CCM) (1972–1988) 38th Parallel – (alternative rock/rock/rap rock) (2001–2002) 4-4-1 – (rock/post-punk/alternative rock/pop) (1983–1988)A
Above the Golden State – (rock/CCM) (2007–Present) Ace Troubleshooter – (pop punk) (1996–2005) Addison Road – (rock/CCM/alternative rock/adult contemporary) (2002–Present) After Edmund – (alternative rock/art rock/rock) (2001–Present) After the Chase – (singer-songwriter/CCM/rock) (2003–Present) After the Fire – (CCM/rock) (1974-1986|2004-Present) The Afters – (pop/rock/alternative rock/CCM) (1999–Present) Adam Again – (alternative rock/funk rock) (1982–2000)
All Together Separate – (CCM/funk rock) (1998–2003) Anberlin – (alternative rock) (2002–Present) Anchordown – (acoustic rock) (2006–2008) Argyle Park – (industrial rock/rock/industrial metal) (1994–1996|1998–2000) Atomic Opera – (hard rock/heavy metal/progressive metal) (1991–Present) As Cities Burn – (indie rock/post-hardcore/progressive rock) (2002–2009)
Audio Adrenaline – (rock/alternative rock) (1989–2007) A Band Called David – (CCM) (1974-1988)B
BarlowGirl – (Christian rock/CCM/alternative rock/rock/AC) (2000-Present) Barnabas – (hard rock/punk rock/heavy metal/tech metal) (1977-1986) Barratt Band – (rock) (1980-1986) Basehead – (alternative rock/alternative hip hop) (1992-Present)
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