http://www.google.com/imgres?q=taylo...u38n8Bw&zoom=1

I personally loved it, I was skeptical about the singing at first.. but it's kind of catchy.

Pretty good, not too different from their previous releases.

I can only handle so many bible references before that little x in the right hand corner is clicked and I go on with my day.

Originally Posted by Naenia

Haha, yes! Exactly what I was thinking.

I'm a little wary after a first listen of this. I really thought they'd turned a corner with Breaker but this feels like a step backwards to me.

It's only my first impression of one song though, isn't it. I'm hopeful for the rest of the album.

After all this time your username didn't click with me until seeing The Catiff Choir artwork next to it.

Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

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Edit: Wow this is generic.

I'D RATHER LISTEN TO IT DIES TODAY THIS IS PURE GARBAGE.

Originally Posted by circletheworld

TERRIBLE ALBUM ART... its really bad

maybe if they spent less money on the dumb lyric video they could have gotten better album art.

That's not the album art...

I can't wait to hear the rest of Immortal. This is pretty promising to me.

I don't know that they'll ever top Saul of Tarsus. That's the best overtly Christian song I've ever heard.

I enjoy seeing for today and i am a non-christian but this song was very bland.

I know this is kinda generic but I really liked it. I am excited about Immortal.

Not impressed. The constant repetition of the "We will not be afraid" throughout the song gets super old and the breakdown a second really REALLY pushed them back a step. Breaker was freaking incredible so I would assume this would follow, but based on this song, definitely a step in the wrong direction.

Originally Posted by blissfulrain

That's not the album art...

No it isn't, the album art is this:



Basically the same...just fuller hahahaha!!!

It's weird to hear them without a million divebombs.

Originally Posted by hotrod

I'D RATHER LISTEN TO IT DIES TODAY THIS IS PURE GARBAGE.

You seem pretty upset, Samberg.