Stryper

With 1986's To Hell With the Devil, Los Angeles' Stryper crossed over into the mainstream to become one of the first widely recognized and openly Christian heavy metal bands.

Decades before he looked over primary poll results and sighed "to hell with Donald Trump," presidential candidate may have performed "To Hell With the Devil" as the frontman for Stryper.

Are you surprised that Stryper covered Black Sabbath on their new album, Fallen? Singer Michael Sweet would argue that you haven't really been listening.

Ultimate Classic Rock is proud to present the premiere of 'The Wish,' the new video and first single from Sweet & Lynch's upcoming debut album, 'Only to Rise.'

Michael Sweet of Stryper and George Lynch of Dokken have joined forces to create a new group called Sweet and Lynch.

This track comes off of Sweet's new solo album 'I'm Not Your Suicide,' set for release today.

Motley Crue's bassist has responded to Michael Sweet's questioning of his decadent past.

The frontman for the veteran Christian metal band doesn't believe much of what Motley Crue have written about their decadent history.

We are pleased to present the exclusive premiere of Stryper's version of 'Jesus Is Just Alright,' a '60s gospel song well known to classic-rock fans thanks to the Doobie Brothers' popular 1972 version.