This is what happens when a corporate rock band modernizes its sound. The result is squeaky clean modern rock that can appeal to old and new schoolers alike. With their first Christian market release, these guys have put together a strong collection of tunes that bring back that nostalgic corporate feeling without sounding too glam. The sonics of this album are excellent all around and have a definite 90's feel to them. The guitar tones are pleasant and soothing to the ears, as they dabble with the best of old and new sounds and the vocals are right on, with well placed harmonies often complimenting the melody. In addition to the accomplished musicianship, is the top quality production that gives the record a very clean, polished sound without sounding cheesy. This album could very well bridge the gap between the corporate sounds of yesteryear and the modern rock sounds of today. Imagine if a group of seasoned musicians from the 80's were heavily influenced by Third Day and Collective Soul. Damask Rose would be the result. Extreme music enthusiasts should probably approach this record with caution. However, this record may find a loving home with rock fans everywhere.
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