Artist Info:Discography Album length: 10 tracks: 39 minutes, 57 seconds Street Date: March 7, 2006
Hailing from Valparaiso, Indiana, 7 Spin Music's newest pop rock quartet, Sevenglory,
presents fans with the sound of modern day Christian rock sprinkled with heartfelt lyrics that are likely
to make an impression.
Their debut album, Over The Rooftops, was just released nationally not too long ago.
With infectious guitars, harmonizing ballads, organ-driven pianos, and Fred Butson's strong yet
melodic vocals, this band may very well impact the youth of this generation as well as some older
audiences. Their songs offer messages that speak of Christ's love and who He can set us free, as
well as messages of giving hope to the hopeless and how we will fall apart without Christ in our
lives ("Fall Apart"). Other tracks bearing these themes include "Really Free," "More Now,"
"This Time," and the title track, "Over The Rooftops," which makes Sevenglory's first release
a well-crafted debut. Sevenglory may have similar sounds to other artists you may recognize, but this band happens to
bring enough merit to the table to have a style all their own.
Honestly, it was really hard to find any fault with Over The Rooftops. Sevenglory
have a decent sound, passionate, life-giving lyrics, and talented vocals, as well as a worshipful
vibe that seems to flow through every song. In the end, I suppose there remains a youthful feel
that leaves some room for growth.
Sevenglory is off to a good start with Over The Rooftops, and hopefully they will
keep on bringing messages of honest truth, love, and hope that will uplift and motivate.
You can tell they really do have a heart for God and it shines throughout this album. If you
like the stylings of Building429 and MercyMe, I recommend you give Sevenglory a listen to.
- Review date: 7/24/06, written by Laura Sproull
Record Label: 7 Spin Music
Album length: 10 tracks, 39 minutes and 57 seconds
Street Date: 2004 / Re-release March 7, 2006
Buy It:JfH Music Store
Record Label: 7 Spin Music
