New Jerusalem
New Jerusalem formed as a Christian rock band with Daniel Stevens on vocals, Matthew Grant on guitar, Samuel Baker on bass, and Michael Johnson on drums....
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New Jerusalem formed as a Christian rock band with Daniel Stevens on vocals, Matthew Grant on guitar, Samuel Baker on bass, and Michael Johnson on drums. Their debut album 'Ashes to Glory' came out in 2006 and included the song 'Final Stand,' which became their breakthrough single. They followed it with 'Sanctuary' in 2009, 'Reckoning' in 2012, and 'Rising Phoenix' in 2016.
Their music combined heavy guitar work with Stevens' lyrics about faith and redemption. Songs like 'Forgiven' and 'Revelation 19:1' reflected their straightforward approach to Christian rock. The band faced some criticism for lyrics that some found too political or judgmental, but they kept recording and performing through various challenges.
Stevens dealt with personal struggles including drug addiction and depression during the band's run, which affected their momentum at times. Financial and management issues also created setbacks. Still, they maintained a steady output of albums over a decade, building a catalog that includes 'Hail Tonight' and 'I Can't Feel At Home' alongside their better-known tracks.
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