Pounding out the first track, Wait For You sets a great pace to the album.  Gritty vocals over a straight up hard rock anthem and powerful drums. Great stuff!
     Real life bad situations pointing toward running to the only one who can help is the topic of the Hard/popipsh The One I'm Running To.
     Pop Hit Just Say Jesus comes up third with acoustic guitar picking layered over a great bass/drum rhythm hits. IMHO, one of the best Christian rock anthem songs of the decade.
     The second hard biting anthem on the album, Good Life, gives a smooth vocal over crunching guitar and deep bass countered with intermittent distortion vocals and an interesting guitar solo / solo riff...just amazing.
     Swinging back into pop, we hit Hurricanes with a great lyric about weathering the storms that come our way by anchoring in Jesus.
     The next track is a nice, crunchy ballad showing heartfelt cry that whatever happens in life, it's only on Jesus we can trust because, or course, we have Nothing To Give.
     Next up we hear a great opening riff followed by a slow burn build of a rocker called Shadow. Great musically, great vocally, great lyrically. Amazing Track!
     Rockin', raucus, relevant Religious & Famous puts the spotlight off the band and onto their Creator. Really fun tune! Again, really fun riff/synchopation. 
     Free sounds very introspective. Gritty, pounding, broken with a rap section in the midst. Not unheard of but very well done.
     Renegade seems like a last minute throw in. Lyrically and musically OK, but just not up to the rest of the album. Still a fun romp, but just not pointing in the direction of the rest of the album...
    All in all, this is an exceptional sophomore effort. from our Kentucky friends. BEC has a definite keeper here!