Glenn Packiam - Rumours And Revelations

Published Wednesday 4th November 2009
Glenn Packiam - Rumours And Revelations
Glenn Packiam - Rumours And Revelations

STYLE: Rock
RATING 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 81803-15818
LABEL: Integrity 46582
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RELEASE DATE: 2009-07-01
RRP: £4.99

Reviewed by Emily Lucas

With strong guitars and bass from the start, this is a solid pop album with some edgy rock moments. Colorado-based Packiam's raw, unpolished vocals convey plenty of passion while the opening track "This Is Our God" features some tasty lead guitar played by Jeremy Redmon. In fact, the standard of guitar work doesn't slip at all throughout the album. "My Saviour Lives" is an uplifting track that rejoices in the reality of knowing Jesus while Jeff Quimby's drum fills on this track are quality, even if he could have hit the kit harder in places. All the songs have biblically sound lyrics while Packiam's version of Paul Baloche's "Your Name" is arguably better than the original. In general, 'Rumours And Revelations' is a modern worship album you could listen to over and over again.

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Product Description
New from Desperation Band’s Glenn Packiam comes his debut solo album Rumours and Revelations featuring a collection of fresh new worship songs and well-loved favourites.

The songwriter of top CCLI songs such as My Saviour Lives, Your Name and Everyone, Glenn is also an accomplished author. His latest book Secondhand Jesus…Trading Rumours Of God For A Firsthand Faith will release simultaneously with this new album.

With songs that complement various chapters in the book, Rumours and Revelations will challenge you to crush mistakenly-held rumours about God and enter an authentic experience of Christ’s power, fi rst-hand.

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