Title: The sincerity and depth of the band rings out
Product review: After a first listen of the "Bomb", my thinking was "this sounds OK, but the melodies are not very new or interesting and it sounds much like what they've done before." But I've found this album to be the proverbial "grower" I've played it through about 5 times now, and find that the impact of the songs comes not so much through melody as through provocative lyrics and powerful and fascinating combinations of rhythm, sound and voice. This music is meant for the arena; it's meant to move hearts, and it does. I especially like "Crumbs From Your Table", an allusion to the Biblical parable of the beggar Lazarus who longed to fill his stomach from the crumbs that fell from a rich man's table.
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