This album is nothing like the latest Norma Jean work. It's a lot harder and a lot darker, but the messages are strong. The EP, entitled 5 from Luti-Kriss, opens with "Body of God," a hard song that thanks God for giving His son for our sins. Already in this song you can hear that there is no such thing as the latest Norma Jean represented on this album. I was a little bit shocked when I first heard the sound of Dj cuts in this first track.
From beginning to end, this album will show the latest Norma Jean fans where their favorite band started from. This CD is also a must-have for any Scogin fans.
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