The 1996 album "Bloom" found Audio Adrenaline further refining their signature blend of alternative rock and pop, resulting in some of their most enduring hits. The record stands as a commercial and creative high point in their career.
- "Bloom" was recorded at the Sound Kitchen in Franklin, Tennessee, with producer Lynn Nichols. The album reached number 13 on Billboard's Top Contemporary Christian Music Albums chart and number 164 on the Billboard 200. It spawned the hits "Big House," "Love Lifted Me," and "You Are My Joy."
- "Big House," the album's lead single, became a major success on Christian radio, topping charts and becoming one of the band's most recognizable songs. The album's success was crucial in broadening the audience for Christian rock in the mid-90s.
- "Bloom" was Audio Adrenaline's second release on the ForeFront Records label, following their 1993 album "Don't Censor Me." The album was certified Gold by the RIAA in 1999.
Audio Adrenaline was a rock band from California, known for their energetic performances and faith-based themes. "Bloom" was released during a period of significant growth and increasing mainstream attention for the band in the mid-90s Christian rock scene.
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