Okay, get over the fact that this band is often over produced and is signed to a label more known as being a safe haven for "contemporary sounds" than a place that takes musical risks with the REAL contemporary (and edgy) music. Get over the fact that they cross over into CHR territory. Get over all your negative impressions of this band, because they just play some darn good music. I admit the music doesn't speed up faster than a school bus, but the atmospheric sonics and textures are mesmerizing and sweet enough to pull you in and grip you. While a new artist like Cush, for example, retain a confident edge, these two bands aren't too drastically different.
Other coverage for this album
ReAL Magazine 2000Reviewed by Kevin D. HendricksIn the past several years worship music in the U.S. has been redefined by one band: Delirious?. Songs like 'I Could Sing of Your Love Forever' have become a staple of worship services and rock and roll has been accepted with open arms as a viable way to praise God. While other bands have tried worship in the past (Petra), and some bands continue to try worship (Sonicflood), no band has brought…The Phantom Tollbooth 2000Reviewed by James StewartFrom the opening bars of "God You Are My God" it is clear that this is a change from the path that Mezzamorphis seemed to be laying out for the Delirious? boys. While that album had moments of lyrical ambiguity (which were also arguably the band's best lyric writing so far) this one is a move back to the worship songs which still form the foundations of the band's back-catalogue. Musically too,…Similar sounding releases
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