Glo
Twenty or thirty years ago, if anyone had tried to imagine what worship  would sound like in the 21st century, he or she probably would have been way  off. What Delirious has brought to life with its 2000 releaseGlois  nothing less than a perfect depiction of worshipful expression in a new  millennium, something no forecast could have predicted. Blending the most  celebrated aspects of their previous records,Glocombines the electronic  space-rock ofMezzamorphiswith the  euphoric worship anthems ofKing of FoolsandCutting Edge. The exotic songcraft and production together fashion this  otherworldly journey, and crest with Martin Smith's divinely awestruck and  heaven-desperate temperament. Although Delirious has been in the worshipping  business since the early 1990s, each member has retained a focused passion that  clearly is unfeigned and likely to cause an internal double take within those  who attempt a causal listen. Even the floaty electronic textures ofGlo's  ballads carry an energy that will not let one drift from the path that the songs  are taking. This extravagant response of worship to an infinite God is unmatched  by any other worship artist. Delirious fans already will hold a high opinion of  the band, but this disc exceeds even lofty expectations.--Israel Button