A great southern rock sound with vibes of ska, folk, and vintage rock. These boys have put together some songs that will turn Praise & Worship upside down. Great for the Post-Modern worship set. People will quickly become familiar with these songs and hold the meanings close to their hearts. Two songs that are guaranteed to be hits; "Be Not Afraid," a blessing in a prayer that is extremely peaceful, and "All That You Want," a fun song that starts out with a guitar sounding like bagpipes, and then pulls out the vintage rock from the backs of their pockets.
People young and old alike will thoroughly enjoy this album, and the depth of meaning each song contains.
3.5 tocks
Other coverage for this album
The Phantom Tollbooth 2005Reviewed by Kevin MathewsI remember as a teenager in the '70s enjoying many of the Scripture in Songs we sang in Youth Fellowship. In fact, apart from hymns in that Anglican Church environment, this was my first exposure to slightly more modern songs of worship. Rock Bottom Choir has tapped into the vigor of country-folk and added the intensity of alternative rock to deliver a strong emotional & spiritual punch. Highly…Similar sounding releases
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