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I finally listened to A-ha and was pleased. They have so many good songs, although most of them are from the band's later albums. I already knew some of the songs and had been listening to them for a while; I even considered one of them my favorite until I listened to the rest. Now, Birthright is the best for me; it's a wonderful song. A Fine Blue Line is also very good, as are the others: (Seemingly) Nonstop July, White Dwarf, White Canvas, Dragonfly, Shadowside, You'll Never Get Over Me, Lifelines, Angel In the Snow, Time & Again, To Let You Win, Holy Ground, Turn The Lights Down, Stay On These Roads, Waiting For Her, Nothing Is Keeping You Here, Analogue, Take on me, etc.
I also randomly found Aaron Shust, who writes Christian music that is very pleasant to listen to. I really liked Give Me Words to Speak. The other songs are also good.
In general, there are now many Christian bands, and many of them write great songs, like After Edmund. I haven't listened to them much yet, but I already like Fear for Love, 1 2 11, and Times Have Changed.
I also listened to Agnes Obel, a rather interesting folk artist. I learned about her through the song Brother Sparrow.