This is Your Kingdom Come Now Album Review

This is Your Kingdom Come Now is a brand new album (just released today!) from Vineyard Worship and Casey Corum and friends.  It was recorded live at Sugar Land Vineyard church.  The album combines modern rock, R&B, and gospel for a unique, and largely mellow sound.   The album contain 14 songs designed to be used in congregational worship. 

One Blessed Mamma says:   Although the vocal qualities and obviously the lyrics were quite different, several times the instrumentals called to mind a U2-esque feel.  In general, while not my usual genre, I liked the l sound.  The first two tracks in particular really ministered to me.  But, as much as it pains me to say it, I have a few cons as well.  I feel like the album is a little too repetitive for my taste.  While repetition is a great thing in corporate worship--it makes it easy for large groups of people to quickly learn new songs and participate in the worship-- it loses its magic when it's jsut one person listening in the car.  My teen daughter remarked that the songs were LONG (5-6 minutes each) and repetitive.  And I think another con is that all the songs on the album have the same "sound" so there is not much auditory diversity.  I found a few songs were all I could listen to in one sitting, even though I liked the music. 

This is Your Kingdom Come Now can be purchased directly from Vineyard Worship's site.  It is $11.99 for the CD  or $9.99 for a download of the album.  Also on the site are free tutorials for playing 3 of the songs on the album.

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