Reviewed by Ben Lilford

Even though the songs are over two years old now, the majority of them still sound pretty fresh. The album is your usual rock fare but the music is executed so well it doesn't matter that it doesn't push the envelope. The lyrics are pretty much all out worship. There are some nice analogies and some pretty bad uses of “hip” language, but you wince and the tracks roll on. The standout tracks are the poppier ones, “Radio” and “My Friend”, but the whole album is one that you'd be happy to have on your stereo.

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