Thousand Foot Krutch's Trevor McNevan Records Song For the #1 Movie in the Country

Thousand Foot Krutch lead singer Trevor McNevan recently shared on Facebook a few days ago that he recorded a theme song for the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie "Out Of Shadows."

"I had the privilege of singing and writing a rhyme for the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme song for the new movie "Out Of Shadows" (June 3rd) along with my good buddy Phil X and an incredible cast of players!  Hearing the verse lyrics and the melody brought back so many memories!! Hilarious. Had a blast!"

The movie premiered at the top of the box office earning over $35 million.

TFK's upcoming album releases June 17th.

Thousand Foot Krutch's "Oxygen: Inhale" Is a Breath of Fresh Air in Top 10

Thousand Foot Krutch's latest release "Oxygen: Inhale" debuts at #7 on the Billboard Top 200 chart.  Simultaneously, it lodges in at #2  on the Top Current Rock Albums chart (just behind the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack at No. 1), No. 6 on the Top Internet and No. 1 on the Top Christian/Gospel Albums charts. The recording also spent most of last week at No. 1 on the iTunes Rock chart and hit No. 5 on the iTunes overall Albums chart. The fan funded album gives TFK their highest ever position on the Billboard charts.

 Driving the successful debut in part is the recording's lead single, "Born This Way," which hits No. 34 at Active Rock this week. NASCAR and SEC colleges also crank up the song's volume on ESPN through mid-December as the single continues to roar up the radio charts. The song further picks up well-over a quarter-of-a-million views and 4,000+ likes on YouTube pushing TFK's YouTube channel views to over 1,100,000 last month alone, a record for the band.

Lead singer Trevor McNevan has this to say about the new record:  "We wanted to make a raw rock record. We decided to strip away all the background sounds and popular over-production, so that what you hear are just the instruments and the voice."

"To me, the words are as important as the melody," McNevan says. "The song has to say something important, to connect with the audience on a deeper level. I had this image of prostitutes, addicts, business men/women, people from all walks of life, holding up a sign that reads 'Breathe Through Me.' Love includes everyone. We were called to love one another, help and support one another, and to walk through life together."

Thousand Foot Krutch's Trevor McNevan's Back Injury

Thousand Foot Krutch frontman Trevor McNevan has been sharing details of his recent healing while on TFK's current "War Of Change" headline tour:

"A few weeks ago, after the Super Bowl, I was walking from my living room to my kitchen and out of no where, my back literally felt like it shattered. A few days later it was so bad I couldn't even move; it was the worst pain I've ever felt in my life. I tried to make it down the stairs to head to the hospital and blacked out. My wife had to call 911 and ambulance me into the hospital. It was crazy! They ran a bunch of testing over the course of a few days, and the doctor said I had an irregular case of degenerative disc disease. He said my 2 options were to stay on heavy pain meds and muscle relaxers for the rest of my life or to have a back surgery that in most cases resulted in a wheel chair. My wife and I were like 'what?!!' We believe in a big God, so weren't going to accept that. So we started praying. The band, our friends and family started praying. People around the world were praying (I sent out a tweet) - it was amazing. The next day I went for a ride somewhere with my wife, just to get out of the house, I was going stir crazy! On the way back, at a random moment, I was instantly healed! I felt all of my strength and energy come back in an instant; it felt like I could run a marathon! I turned to my wife and said, 'I think I was just healed...' It was amazing, man. So thankful! God's so good."