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'''Disciple''' is a [[Christian metal]] band hailing from [[Knoxville, Tennessee|Knoxville]], [[Tennessee]]. The band has released seven albums.
==History==
[[Image:Disciple.jpg|frame|right|Disciple]]
Disciple was formed in [[1992]] by high-school friends Kevin Young, Brad Noah, and Tim Barrett. The band released their first CD, ''What Was I Thinking?'' in [[1996]]. Even without a hit single, Disciple was able to gain the attention of Warner Resound who later produced Disciple's following release.
In [[1997]], Disciple released the five-song [[extended play|EP]], ''My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy''. The band started gathering a solid fan base, and in [[1999]], they were signed by [[Rugged Records]] and released their second full-length album, ''This Might Sting a Little''. This album garnered them their first hit single with "I Just Know".
In [[2000]], the band released their third [[album]] titled ''By God'' which went on to win the Inspirational Life Award in [[2001]]. In the meantime, they had six number one hits, and four Dove Award nominations.
After some problems with [[Rugged Records]], they went on and started their own label: Slain Records. In [[2003]], they released ''Back Again.''
In October [[2003]] Disciple added bassist Joey Fife. Fife's membership in the band has added a new dimension to Disciple's live performance.
Disciple signed with Christian rock label [[SRE Recordings]] and released their sixth recording, self-titled ''Disciple'' in 2005. This album featured "Into Black," their biggest hit single yet, and has been classified by the band as their first progressive project.
Their seventh full-length album, Scars Remain, was released on November 7, 2006. The song "Game On" from this album was used as the official theme song for [[WWE Cyber Sunday#2006|WWE Cyber Sunday 2006]].
==Members==
*Kevin Young - [[vocals]], [[bass guitar]] prior to 2003
*Brad Noah - [[guitar]]
*Tim Barrett - [[drums]]
*Joey Fife - [[bass guitar]] since 2003
== Discography ==
''[[Scars Remain]]'', November 7, 2006 [SRE Recorings, Epic]<br>
''[[Disciple (Special Edition)]]'', 2006 [DualDisc]<br>
''[[Disciple (album)|Disciple]]'', 2005 [SRE Recorings, Epic]<br>
''[[Back Again]]'', 2003 [Slain]<br>
''[[By God]]'', 2000 [Rugged]<br>
''[[This Might Sting A Little]]'', 1999 [Rugged]<br>
''[[My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy]]'', 1997 [Warner Resound]<br>
''[[What Was I Thinking]]'', 1995 (independent)
== Compilation Contributions ==
''ConGRADulations! Class of 2006'', 2006..."The Wait Is Over" (from ''Disciple'') [interlinc]
== Artist Videography ==
''Live, At Home, And On The Road'', 2004 [Slain]<br>
''72 Hours With Disciple'', 2001 [Rugged]
==External links==
*[http://www.disciplerocks.com/ Official Site]
*[http://www.christianrocklyrics.com/disciple.php Disciple lyrics] at [http://www.christianrocklyrics.com/ ChristianRockLyrics.com]
*[http://www.platformmanagement.com Disciple's management company]
[[Category:American musical groups]]
[[Category:Christian rock]]
[[Category:Christian musical groups]]
[[Category:Groove metal musical groups]]
[[Category:Pro-life musicians]]
==History==
[[Image:Disciple.jpg|frame|right|Disciple]]
Disciple was formed in [[1992]] by high-school friends Kevin Young, Brad Noah, and Tim Barrett. The band released their first CD, ''What Was I Thinking?'' in [[1996]]. Even without a hit single, Disciple was able to gain the attention of Warner Resound who later produced Disciple's following release.
In [[1997]], Disciple released the five-song [[extended play|EP]], ''My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy''. The band started gathering a solid fan base, and in [[1999]], they were signed by [[Rugged Records]] and released their second full-length album, ''This Might Sting a Little''. This album garnered them their first hit single with "I Just Know".
In [[2000]], the band released their third [[album]] titled ''By God'' which went on to win the Inspirational Life Award in [[2001]]. In the meantime, they had six number one hits, and four Dove Award nominations.
After some problems with [[Rugged Records]], they went on and started their own label: Slain Records. In [[2003]], they released ''Back Again.''
In October [[2003]] Disciple added bassist Joey Fife. Fife's membership in the band has added a new dimension to Disciple's live performance.
Disciple signed with Christian rock label [[SRE Recordings]] and released their sixth recording, self-titled ''Disciple'' in 2005. This album featured "Into Black," their biggest hit single yet, and has been classified by the band as their first progressive project.
Their seventh full-length album, Scars Remain, was released on November 7, 2006. The song "Game On" from this album was used as the official theme song for [[WWE Cyber Sunday#2006|WWE Cyber Sunday 2006]].
==Members==
*Kevin Young - [[vocals]], [[bass guitar]] prior to 2003
*Brad Noah - [[guitar]]
*Tim Barrett - [[drums]]
*Joey Fife - [[bass guitar]] since 2003
== Discography ==
''[[Scars Remain]]'', November 7, 2006 [SRE Recorings, Epic]<br>
''[[Disciple (Special Edition)]]'', 2006 [DualDisc]<br>
''[[Disciple (album)|Disciple]]'', 2005 [SRE Recorings, Epic]<br>
''[[Back Again]]'', 2003 [Slain]<br>
''[[By God]]'', 2000 [Rugged]<br>
''[[This Might Sting A Little]]'', 1999 [Rugged]<br>
''[[My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy]]'', 1997 [Warner Resound]<br>
''[[What Was I Thinking]]'', 1995 (independent)
== Compilation Contributions ==
''ConGRADulations! Class of 2006'', 2006..."The Wait Is Over" (from ''Disciple'') [interlinc]
== Artist Videography ==
''Live, At Home, And On The Road'', 2004 [Slain]<br>
''72 Hours With Disciple'', 2001 [Rugged]
==External links==
*[http://www.disciplerocks.com/ Official Site]
*[http://www.christianrocklyrics.com/disciple.php Disciple lyrics] at [http://www.christianrocklyrics.com/ ChristianRockLyrics.com]
*[http://www.platformmanagement.com Disciple's management company]
[[Category:American musical groups]]
[[Category:Christian rock]]
[[Category:Christian musical groups]]
[[Category:Groove metal musical groups]]
[[Category:Pro-life musicians]]