Title: Point of Grace: Free to Fly
Product review: How long will self-respecting "experts" on Christian music continue to roll over and play dead for this sugarplum, matronly quartet? There's only so much more that can be done with this formula--these ladies ostensibly did all their stretching during childbirth, and don't recognize the blatant need for more of it artistically. Granted, you can't beat their harmonies with a stick, but there's so much left to say about the Novocaine factor contributed by the aforementioned harmonies, and the fact that each song on the new record comes off like a cheap planter in a marble lobby, looking--or in this case sounding--good with the rest of the functional decor, but really contributing nothing in terms of taste or intelligence. Ladies, you look and sound nice and you'll probably sell a million records--but it's no excuse for success to become a crutch. No matter how many suburban moms are blasting "La La La" in the Dodge Durango on the way to the soccer field.
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