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There was one song that was mildly listenable

This album (obviously) goes crazy at night

The mixing live should be the real album. The record is the live-show equivalent.

Among the best Christian albums oft he 2010s. Tackles the concepts of fear and trust in God in really solid Indie Rock form

Kim and Jessie is 100. That's all, nothing else to say

Oh my gosh, why is this Christmas album so good? Two hours just flies by with reimagined classics and some fun originals that are welcome changes of pace.

I was not expecting this to be a significant step up from the last album... Good job.

Arabesque is the most interesting Coldplay song since Viva la Vida.

Thematically consistent smart pop-rock

Heat of the Summer has some fire chords tho

This album, centering Foxing's dynamic imagery with fantastic production, is their most accessable by far. As far as emo bands adding a stadium element to their sound, this is quite possibly the best example.

This deserves a rating of 777.

hahahahahaha, this was fun 😂

Not as good as pt. I, but Shame pulls this entire thing together.

Dang, this was such a fantasticly tight EP.

I will bat for this record 10/10 times. Switchfoot was making music for a fantastic surf documentary, not harcore rock fans. to anyone who thinks that the synths run away with the sound, just listen to these tracks played live. "Love Alone is Worth the Fight" is still a fantastic track when played live with the full band. "Ba55" proved an experimental bent that would continue on the EP "The Edge of the Earth." The fourth track "Say It Like You Mean It" ... read more

This is arguably the most classiclly Switchfoot album. Despite switchfooting across genres for the last 20 years, I would argue this is the true pinnacle of the 90s and 00s Switchfoot sound. From the lasting Smashing Pumpkins influence on "Stars" to the rebellious Christian emphasis on "Easier than Love," they're playing to their strenghts with Drew Shirley's guitars bouncing around most tracks. "Happie Is a Yuppie Word" and "The Shadow Proves the ... read more

Sure Sure does a fantastic job of creating groove focused indie-pop. Nothing unusual in the lyric department, but they really figured out how to craft a solid, consistent sound on this record.

Yeah, this new NF sound got old for me in record time.