Not to say that helping in our churches is a bad thing, not at all, but when we feel like that’s where our service to the Lord begins and ends, then there’s a problem. It really is questioning this idea if we do truly commit ourselves to God, or instead to the church we attend. The first half of this verse really hits me on a number of levels. This is why i love this band so much, they add a level of depth to every song they write that very few artists or bands could even dream to match.

And “the beauty Between” has “sticks and stones” why do i think so highly of this song? Let’s look through the lyrics, and maybe you’ll understand why. “Beyond control” had “a prayer” a song i still consider a turning point for worship. It seems every time i listen to a Kk album, there’s a song that hits me on a level that no other song can, “becoming who we are” had “light after darkness” a song that inspired the name of this blog.

It can point us towards home.So at the time of writing, “The beauty between” (the newest Kings kaleidoscope mixtape) is not even a day old, and though it is different to the previous instalments from my favourite Christian band, it’s still an amazing album in its own right, i’ll leave a link to the whole thing at the end of this post, but there’s one song that i want to focus on today, it’s a song that i have a lot of love for, and a song that i truly feel, is important to the church at large, and that song is “Sticks and Stones” King's Kaleidoscope can't be explained. It can be heard. With each song, King's Kaleidoscope presents orchestral, overwhelmingly imaginative compositions that continuously bounce and overlap musical genres. With roaring horns, looped drums, chopped and reverbed orchestral notes and vocal melodies, King's Kaleidoscope takes each listener through an emotional, energetic, other-worldly excursion. Any number of instruments can be found in the bands lineup at a given time: A string trio, horns section, two drummers, flute, vibraphone, guitars and vintage synths weave an incredibly detailed musical tapestry. The group is comprised of up to ten musicians , each bringing different musical genres to the table. Kings Kaleidoscope is an amalgamation of members as frenzied and flawless as the band's sound. We're all broken people, but to purposefully put that in there feels more like causing division rather than promoting any liberty they may claim they have to use those words.' 'Totally agree,' another fan writes,'and people will miss whatever point the song is actually making and either defend or be offended by the swearing. I think the usage of it is completely not necessary.' Also, the album is mostly joyous, which makes it feel even more out of place. Especially in this day in age, there will be some that disagree with my viewpoint, but I feel more like you do on this.

With no hope on the horizon.' In the explicit version, the song goes: 'Where the fear is f-ing violent' (and it's said twice in the song).Ī fan writes: 'Personally, I find it completely unnecessary and actually distracting for what is otherwise a beautiful, desperate prayer. However, the album has raised concerns among fans as there will be an explicit version of the song 'A Prayer' on the vinyl as well as the deluxe edition of the record. The clean version has a line that says 'Will I waste inside the silence? Where the fear is vicious violent. Kings Kaleidoscope will be releasing their new album Beyond Control on July 1st.

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