Earth to Heaven is a praise and worship album. At this point, you ought to know better than I do how you feel about these things; chances are you either really love them or really hate them. This one offers very little, either positive or negative, to the genre. It's done by recently-signed-to-BEC band Cadet, and sounds very similar to their eponymous debut. If you can't get enough of modern praise and worship or Cadet, check it out.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Eric DaamsThe original Any Given Day project was a nice little worship record worthy of a few listens, but ultimately forgettable. Following suit, Earth To Heaven presents twelve more or less average worship rock tunes. BEC obviously spent quite a bit on packaging with this album, having released it in a slick white-colored plastic case (similar to the Saviour Machine Legend series). Very nice,…The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Olin JenkinsTalk about confusion. I had to call Third Coast Artists Agency regarding this project. On the heels of Cadet's self-titled debut recording, I received Any Given Day: Earth to Heaven from BEC Recordings at our radio station. After slipping it in my CD player and reading the liner notes, I discovered it's performed by Cadet. The good folks at Third Coast told me that Any Given Day: Earth to Heaven…
