After practicing, writing, and performing for a few years, the self-described "radical girls for God" found themselves at a festival with fellow Christian rockers Superchic[k]. The latter took a liking to the up-and-comers, even penning a song about them, helping Barlow Girl off of the side stages and into the spotlight. With a solid gra**roots campaign and a single that gained momentum on CHR, it looked like their faith paid off. Their eponymous debut was produced by Otto ... Show more...

After practicing, writing, and performing for a few years, the self-described "radical girls for God" found themselves at a festival with fellow Christian rockers Superchic[k]. The latter took a liking to the up-and-comers, even penning a song about them, helping Barlow Girl off of the side stages and into the spotlight. With a solid gra**roots campaign and a single that gained momentum on CHR, it looked like their faith paid off. Their eponymous debut was produced by Otto Price (dc Talk) and released on Fervent Records on February 24, 2004. Another Journal Entry followed a year later. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide