Album Of The Day: Kingdom Of Comfort by delirious?

Album Art of delirious?'s Kingdom Of Comfort album - On a gray background, a photo of a white shopping cart that has been tipped on its side towards the camera and is lying on the ground. Spilling out of it is a whole bunch of random things, all colored white. Still in the cart is a snare drum, cartons of milk or other drink, and other foodstuffs. On the right, mostly out of the cart is a small electronic keyboard that is also mostly white. In front of it are soda and coffee cups, an iPod and earphones, pills, plus paper plates, toilet paper, and much more. A mirror is on the left side and has a white painted pineapple, a book or two, and some sort of tube of product with a small cap. In the top right, it has in white the band's logo with the 'd:' word mark. And below that in a light gray is the album cover.

This is the seventh and final studio album from Christian rock band delirious?. By this time, the band from a small town on the English coast had been all over the world and seen many things, so this album brings a bit more socially conscious lyrical content than their previous albums. The title track, most notably, is a prayer to look beyond ourselves and love our neighbor. Much of the other songs are religiously-themed rock, with the band's veteran musicianship shining through to make many songs an all-out rock fest. Slower anthems like "We Give You Praise", "Love Will Find A Way" and "My Soul Sings" are interspersed with the rock tracks like "Give It What You've Got", "Break The Silence" and "Stare The Monster Down". It's not their best album, but it's still a good album worth a listen. A year later, delirious? announced they were saying farewell to the music scene, though they left a very lasting mark on Christian music worldwide.

Release Year: 2008
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