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Review: Painting The Invisible - Vicky Beeching | Cross Rhythms. Online Christian radio, Christian music articles, reviews, news and artist profiles. Christian life articles, prayer rooms and much more!

Reviewed by Peter Ould Its hard to put this album, by the Birmingham, Alabama band, into a particular bracket. One moment it sounds like a homage to early Jars Of Clay, the next Green Day at worship (theres a thought...), the next ramped up Michael W Smith in the mid 90s. Predominant on the piano when its gentle, vicious on guitars when its hard, this album leaves no mistake of the musical abilities of the boys. But getting past this, I was left wondering where I might play this CD. Some of the...

(5 out of 5 stars) "n Christ Alone: Modern Hymns Of Worship is a brand new album by Bethany Dillon and Matt Hammitt (whom you may know as the lead vocalist of the band Sanctus Real). The album offers exactly what youd expect if judging by the title: a selection of modern hymns. These are not just straightforward recitations of the songs, though, but are what could best be described as alt-pop adaptations. The artists come through with several different musical styles and each takes turns singi...

Reviewed by Ruth Saint This album will not disappoint those who have enjoyed the one time Cambridge-based worship leader now based in the US. Vickys songs and the collection spans material penned between 1997 and 2005. To tempt CD purchasers further Vickys full length debut has been packaged with a sampler of nine songs from various artists by Survivor and Sixsteps. Vicky starts her album with the title track, a poppy, upbeat worship song with catchy chorus, followed on by the slower "Created" ...

Reviewed by Tony Cummings The fact that two tracks from this set, Danica Bryans haunting reading of Jamie Hills mid tempo "Lord I Receive Your Love" and Dan Wheelers gutsy interpretation of "I Will Hold On" penned by Vineyard UKs Nigel Briggs, are already getting radio exposure on the Cross Rhythms Verticality praise and worship programme shows that the claim of the sleeve, "Passion fuelled worship for a new generation" has been impressively achieved. For a start the songs have been wisely sele...