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During their peak in the 1980s, the band achieved rare crossover success for a Christian act, with two music videos for the songs "Love Comes Down" and "Crimes" appearing on MTV. Key Discography Rez Band - Grrr Records

The band's sound evolved from early 1970s heavy blues-rock into a more aggressive hard rock and "molten metal" style by the 1980s. Resur Zenekar

Christianity Today once described them as the "most influential band in Christian music history" for their role in opening doors for hard rock within the church. During their peak in the 1980s, the band

The band was led by the husband-and-wife duo of Glenn Kaiser (vocals, guitar) and Wendi Kaiser (vocals). Other long-standing members included Stu Heiss (guitar), Ray Montroy (bass), and John Herrin (drums). The band was led by the husband-and-wife duo

The group officially disbanded in 2000 after nearly 30 years together, though they occasionally reunited for special events like the Cornerstone Festival (which band members helped found). Musical Style & lyrical Themes

(commonly referred to as Resurrection Band , Rez Band , or simply Rez ) was a pioneering American Christian rock band credited as a forerunner of the Christian metal and hard rock genres . Formed in 1972 in Chicago, the group was a core part of the Jesus People USA (JPUSA) intentional community and utilized their music as a form of evangelism and social commentary. Band Overview & History

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