Sonic Flood

Christian / Rock / Pop

Brentwood, TN

Billboard

More than just a CD, the new release from pioneering modern worship band Sonicflood is a call to this generation - not just Baby Busters or Generation X, but everyone alive right now - to be what we're made to be: worshippers of God.

The follow-up to 2003's Cry Holy, This Generation (2005) sees Sonicflood entering a new season that includes welcoming new players, a season that frontman Rick Heil hopes will lead people to a definitive understanding that God's heart is truly good.

It sounds obvious. After all, we learn about God's goodness from our earliest days in Sunday school. "But in today's Church, we have a tendency to doubt our Father's heart," Heil says. "Satan's first lie was that God is holding back and He doesn't care about us the way He says He does. Satan planted that seed of doubt in mankind back in the Garden." Through the songs of This Generation, Heil & Co. hope to help uproot that seed.

To create an album that would help people refuel and refocus, Sonicflood called on three amazing talents to share production duties. Marc Byrd (City On A Hill: The Gathering) provided continuity from the last album, while Jim Cooper (Building 429, Across the Sky) and Dan Muckala (Mandy Moore, Joy Williams) rounded out the team. Each producer also contributed his significant songwriting talents.