The album itself has been called "an intimate pairing of songs and spoken word that plumbs the depths of McGinniss and Stuart's chart-topping heyday and post-band revelations" in which "Stuart speaks far more now than he sings."[REF]
The album's musical style has been labeled as a worship music,[REF] with the sound of the band in the classic and alternative rock mode, "somewhat reminiscent of U2 and Evanescence."[REF] .