Christian rock band Justifide have just completed a successful Pledge Music campaign to put out unreleased songs created by the group before they disbanded in 2003.

Called The Vault Sessions, with 100% reached, the band promised to release four previously unheard Justifide songs.

"WE DID IT!!! We hit 100%!!!! Thanks Chrissy de Pool for taking us over the edge by purchasing the last JUSTIFIDE dolls t-shirt! AND YES, you can still pre-order. Still 5 days left (May 5th)," the band wrote on their Facebook page. "Remember, Pledge Music will be charging your cards NOW. If for some reason your payment doesn't go through, you will not receive your purchased items! Make sure all your info is correct with your accounts. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

The plan of attack for the PledgeMusic campaign was as follows: if they reached 100% of the goal, the fans will get the four unreleased songs that have already been recorded. At 150%, one more song would be released, 200% will yield another song as well as 250% and 300%. In total that would give Justifide fans eight never before heard tracks from the band. The band also said, if the goals for the extra songs are not reached, "they will go back to the vault," never to be heard again.

"If you want to hear the last four unreleased JUSTIFIDE songs, it will be up to YOU to make it happen! If not, the remaining unreleased JUSTIFIDE songs will go back into the vault forever!" they wrote.

Some of the incentives include old t-shirts and posters in limited quantities, downloads, a set of homemade dolls in the band's likeness, and even the possibility of them doing a concert ($5,000).

Read our interview with guitarist Joey Avalos here.