When released as a single, it bounced right into the top ten of the national alternative radio station. The song is two minutes of pure punk pop delight, and I think that it could definitely be a chart topper. He makes you milk it until it is just right. James took away the award for producer of the year at the prestigious Sunny Awards. The band feel no need to mention God or Jesus in every song, and as far as I can tell there is only one instance of the J-word.
Several songs have nothing to do with spiritual issues.
There is, however, a sprinkling of Christian-based thoughts. Kamikaze really impresses me, and not because it has all the clever little production stunts and addictive hooks. Raw and emotive, it reminds me of Travis, though overall not as melancholic. And heck, when you've got those three things in the same record, you re in for thirty minutes of solid musical enjoyment.