“Holy shit. No words could better describe the last two substandard LPs by heralded Christian contemporary artists Jars of Clay, once purported to be their genre's artistic torchbearers. But after ascending to popularity with their critically acclaimed 1995 self-titled release (indie cred: co-produced by King Crimson's Adrian Belew, et. al.), which blended lush harmonies, organic guitars and spacio”
