This record is just a great, fun, modern rock CD made by a young band. Great vocals, guitars, bass, and drums, with some great dubbing that's hardly noticed but adds additional effect and expression. Sprinkled influences to the music could be Linkin Park, and 12 Stones.
Speaking of sprinkles, Falling Up benefits from the clean production work of Aaron Sprinkle. Of course, being backed by BEC Recordings, a subsidiary of Tooth and Nail Records, doesn't hurt in the publicity and marketing game. Add those two non-hurtful things to touring with Kutless on Kutless's "Sea of Faces" tour while breaking Kutless's record for opening sales on a debut CD. One can certainly expect a good future for Falling Up. Do yourself a favor and check out Crashings, a collage of life in relationship with the Lord Jesus. The CD reveals Falling Up as devoted young Christian hearts expressing a desire to be closer to the love of Christ throughout life.
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Decapolis March 2004Reviewed by Justin BrinkerI can still remember the days when bands like Joy Electric, Pep Squad, Plankeye, and Value Pac were at the forefront of artists at BEC Recordings--ah those were the days. Fast forward five or so years and what is BEC churning out these days? They are Tooth and Nail's radio friendly sister label boasting mainly modern rock and some hip-hop. The latest crop of artists is mainly what you would hear…Similar sounding releases
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