The Flame in All of Us is my first Krutch CD. All I can say is that it is simply great. Plenty of energy and a sound that comes together nicely. Unlike other hard-type music, Thousand Foot Krutch mixes energetic highs and great sounding slower songs in this CD. A great balance of music. You'll find yourself head banging to their harder songs, and enjoying the softer moments (although not completely soft), which actually help you get more out of the head banging energy.

The hard rock of The Art of Breaking is improved upon with this release, but too many of the tracks sound the same. The first three tracks (The "Flame in All of Us," "Falls Apart," "New Drug") are excellent; however, songs such as "My Own Enemy," "Inhuman," and "The Safest Place" sound way too similar. Basically most of this album alternates heavy songs with light songs, and while it's not bad, it's kind of average. "What Do We Know?" is one of the least interesting songs I've ever heard, and I think it should not have been included on here as it does not help the the record in any way. Fans new to this band may want to get used to this record before hearing the more consistent Art of Breaking.

I love metal especially Christian metal. TFK is one of the best bands around their music lifts you up spiritually and makes you want to move. Thank God their is music like this, because it speaks to ordinary problems and is so much better than mainstream. Love their other albums too.

This is one of the best Christian rock albums I have ever had the pleasure of listening to. I must say that it's rare to find an album which every track is a great song! I hope and pray TFK keeps putting albums like this one. The lyrics and instruments are passionate. This group rocks! The 30 second clips do not serve the album justice! I can't wait to come back from Africa and blast this album in my car!

TFK is one of my favorite bands, and though this is the first album by them that I've actually bought, I've heard Phenomenon and The Art of Breaking. This album outstrips them both.

Falls Apart is probably the song that hit closest to home for me, although my favorite song on this album is probably Learn to Breathe. My Own Enemy, Favorite Disease, The Flame in All of Us, The Safest Place, My Home and Broken Wing are also really good.

Also, if you like TFK, check out Skillet, another Christian rock band.