Pillar's third release, Where Do We Go from Here?, is by far, their most melodic record yet. You could sense it a bit on Fireproof, but it is in full force this time around. So much more emotion was poured into this release. At times, it almost seems louder and more aggressive than Fireproof, and it probably is. However, the melodic overlay of the entire record keeps it from seeming hardcore in any sense. Comparisons to other rock/rap bands will still be inevitable, but Pillar's trademark sound should be enough to silence opposition.
Of course, Pillar's third release, Where Do We Go from Here?, is not referring to where they should take their musical direction next. Rather, it speaks of the state of the American church. Pillar has always been very bold lyrically, never straying from in-your-face lyrics that demand change for the better. Expect no different here.
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A hit for Pillar| Posted December 08, 2007
With the exception of one song ("rewind") Pillars second album, Where do we go from here is pretty much rock. There is not a lot of screaming (if there is it's mostly background) or light rock, simply rock solid music.
Pillars first song and perhaps best on the album is "hypnotized", a terrific rock song which is more or less the albums' title track, and the hardest song is the single "bring me down". Another very good song on the CD is "frontline", and along with that is the song "holding on". "Rewind" is the lightest song on the disc, but is still pretty good at its core, if not a little plan.
The song "dirty little secret" has a very unsettling sound to it, and "one thing" and "after shock" are only okay". The lyrics are mostly decent with a few good songs that stick out like "simply" and "let it out". "Frontline" has a great anthem, while "rewind" has a good message too.
Pillar is similar to Thousand Foot Krutch is some ways, and they struggle with putting more distinction into every song. But overall Where Do We Go from here is a very solid rock album.
Awesome| Posted October 22, 2009
If you like Christian Rock with solid lyrics this album is for you. Some of my favorites are Bring Me Down, Frontline, Simply, Holding On, and Hypnotized. I give this 5 stars because there's no song on the album I don't like.
this is great| Posted May 26, 2009
this is by far my favorite pillar album. This and tobymac's momentum accutaly got me into christian music. The best songs are hypnotized, frontline, and bring me down.
Where Do We Go From Here| Posted October 24, 2008
OK,so Pillar is awesome. EVEYBODY knows that! But this cd has added to that "awesomeness" :-)Where Do We Go From Here is simply amazing! Speaking of which...Simply is an awesome song,as well as,Aftershock and Frontline. PILLAR ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!
i like this one!| Posted September 11, 2008
i'm not much for the screaming, so i really like this cd! I like Pillar's rock solid music, lyrics, and faith. They Rock..... keep it up... i wanna hear more
rock on| Posted March 15, 2008
pillar is an amazing Christian rock band with tons of talent and tons of potential and every album just proves my point even more
i love frontline
this was the hook| Posted March 03, 2008
the first album by pillar that i bought. Wow how i fell in love with their music absolutely riveting and feel that i can relate to many of the songs
Classic New Rock| Posted January 27, 2008
Pillar bursts out with the heavy-hitting new album and it sounds amazing. The vocals, guitars, bass, and drums are all solid throughout the album. A worthy addition to any rock fan's music collection.
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