Christianity Today Reviews Lu

Christianity Today Reviews Lu: The Na Band, fronted by Devon Kauflin who leads worship at our church, had its album reviewed by CT. The reviewer states that the album is "far from your typical corporate praise album, Looked Upon and its indie-styled hymnody are best suited for times of prayer and personal devotions." He also says it has a shoe-gazer quality throughout, but we won't draw attention to that.

Comments (2)

When I first read the interview, I agreed with pretty much everything that was said... And then I got to that shoe-gazer line and thought, 'does this reviewer have any idea what shoe-gaze even is?' There are things Lu (and the NA Band) is; shoe-gaze would not be one of them. :-P

Posted by Sam Van Eerden | November 13, 2008 12:42 PM

I'm hoping they listened to the music with more attention to detail than they displayed researching Sovereign Grace Ministries.

To call Bob Kauflin the founder of Sovereign Grace Ministries is . . . inaccurate.

Hey, Christianity Astray, you could have "looked upon" the internet to find that out.

Honestly, I might be overly-agitated in defending my LU peeps and their wonderful album.

Posted by Matthew Westerholm | November 14, 2008 12:26 AM

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