Sacred Warrior
Sacred Warrior formed in 1988, started by brothers Dean and Kelly Kaufmann. Their first album, 'Master's Plan,' came out in 1990 and included the title track...
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Sacred Warrior formed in 1988, started by brothers Dean and Kelly Kaufmann. Their first album, 'Master's Plan,' came out in 1990 and included the title track that got some attention. They put out nine studio albums over time, with 'Legions of Fire' in 1992, 'Rebellion' in 1994, and 'War of Ages' in 2001.
Their song 'Holy Holy Holy' from 1992 became widely known in Christian circles. Other tracks like 'Jealous Love' and 'Mad Man' show their style of mixing metal guitar work with straightforward spiritual lyrics. The original lineup had Dean Kaufmann on vocals, Kelly Kaufmann on guitar, John LaCroix on bass, and Tom Parham on drums.
Some of their lyrics drew criticism for being too traditional or exclusive in their religious views, which sparked debates within Christian communities. They kept touring through it, building a dedicated audience that connected with their direct approach to faith in music.
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