the songs were "tailor-made for Christian radio", and that although "it is certainly a likable enough sound", the project lacked "clear or unique identity [which] fails to distinguish Our Heart's Hero from the pack." Allmusic reviewer Jared Johnson shared a similar opinion about their album being "radio-friendly", saying that the band "plays it safe just enough to remain in the accessible pop/rock arena [...] Still, one can't argue with the band's knack for hooks." Jesus Freak Hideout gave the album a rating of 2.5/5, concluding its review with: "if you're someone who is looking for something fresh and new, stay clear of this title, for you're bound to find yourself underwhelmed." Other reviews, such as Cross Rhythms magazine, were more positive; "this isn't heavy or edgy enough to entice the My Chemical Romance crowd, but will appeal to fans of Jeremy Camp". The review defined Our Heart's Hero as lyrically having "plenty of rock clichés", but claimed that the band showed potential with its "clear and accessible" music. Their next single, "Because of the Blood", was released to Christian radio in 2007. On May 1, 2012, the band released a concept music video for the single "Shine On". In less than 30 days, the video received more than 1.1 Million views on YouTube.com On June 5, 2012, the band's sophomore album, "Shine On", was released. The first single by the same name reached a peak of No. 14 on the Billboard BDS National Airplay Christian Rock Chart. Band members The band has experienced several member changes since they formed as Fireproof in 2002. The only original member remaining is lead singer Nick Joyce. Current touring players Nick Joyce – Lead Vocals, Guitar Jacob Lawrence - Bass Caleb Conroy - Guitar Tyler Wellman - Drums Godzirra - Pyrotechnics Former members Emily Robertson (2004) (left the band to form Carter's Chord) Hayden Lamb (2004–2006) (left the band and joined Red) Hunter Lamb (2004–2005) (left the band and joined Paramore) Ricky Holbrooke (2005–2007) (left the band and joined Showbread) Taylor Carroll (2008) (left the band and joined Pillar) Jeremy McKnight (2002–2008) Gabe White (2002-2004) Jason Nattier (2006-2008/2008–2009) Seth Morrison (2010) (left the band and joined Skillet) Cody Pellerin (2010–2011) (formerly of Stellar Kart) Benji Smith (2010-2012) Breck Arnold (2012-2013) (former drummer of They Came Running and Haley McGuire) Jeremy Toler (2008-2013) Discography 2004: Can You Hear Me (independent) 2005: Live In California (independent)