Exhale [Only @ Best Buy] [CD]

I been listening to TFK since Set it Off and I'm only a few tracks into this album and I gotta say it is one of their hardest rocking albums yet. I love every album but I usually like their more upbeat and harder stuff. They are bringing the fire on this album and for $7.99 you can't beat it!

Middle of the road creatively. Love the guys and have seen them at least a half dozen times. Just wish the last two albums were more loose and from the gut.

To all the haters of TFKs INHALE, you won't have anything to complain about with EXHALE, only one maybe 2 songs that aren't mosh pit material & even the songs that are dialed down have a bit of an edge to them. I'm a 35 yr old gal & gotta say, Exhale is amazing, the sound & the lyrics, WOW, just wow & my 12 yr old daughter loves this album as well. Trevor doesn't hold back on this, got some screaming, some rapping & some songs that show just how good of a singer he is, Joel & Steve get to show how talented they are also, playing through this album would give them both quite a workout! The thing that sticks out the most to me on exhale is that while it is loud & definitely mosh pit material, the lyrics of the songs are bold, this ain't just a rock album but TFK is using as a means to get a message of Gods grace, love & forgiveness out to the world. I've been fan of TFK since they just started out, seen how they struggled to walk the line between being a rock band or a rock band with a message, the lyrics in exhale leave you with no doubt why this band is a band. Exhale shows the grown up TFK, they have a message their not scared of saying & are having fun saying it. Exhale left me super impressed not just with how it sounds but with the boldness of how unashamed they are to be part of Gods army. Daughter & I are seeing TFK in august & are excited now more than ever!

If you're a hard rock fan, you were probably greatly disappointed with TFK's previous release: Oxygen: Inhale. I know I was. I started to get worried that they were turning their backs on us hard rock fans, but TFK is definitely back! It may not be as technical as their previous releases, but Exhale is definitely a few steps back in the right direction. Stand out songs for me at this point are: Give Up The Ghost, Adrenaline, Can't Stop This, and the Best Buy exclusive acoustic cover of Collective Soul's Where The River Flows. If you get this CD, you have to get the physical copy from Best Buy. To my knowledge, Best Buy is the only retailer offering a Bonus Track. I just wish they would have included the theme song for the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie "Out Of Shadows" that Trevor McNevan recorded with Phil X.

Top songs on this album include: Running with Giants, Adrenaline (heaviest song on album), A different kind of dynamite. Album has a bit more bite to it than the Inhale album. I dont like this one as much as The End Is Where I Begin or Welcome to the Masquerade but a worthwhile buy. To me, the Best Buy Exclusive song (Where the River Flows) is not worth buying this album from Best Buy if there is an option to get the album cheaper elsewhere (which wouldnt include this song).

This CD ROCKS! One of my all time favorite bands did it again with this album. More rock infused than previous albums but all TFK. If you are a fan of fast rock with great lyrics and guitar riffs then this is for you! I'd say one of their best to date. You will not be disappointed.

Been a fan since the beginning. I'm really enjoying Exhale, more than the last one, Inhale. Really strong songs. Classic, big, arena rock sound that TFK has perfected. Give up the ghost is my favorite now, but they're all solid. Would recommend to returning and new fans alike.

The newest installment of Thousand Foot Krutch takes us back to the days of Phenomenon, The Art of Breaking and The Flame in All of Us. It's a very solid offering and rocks throughout. If you get the Best Buy exclusive album, you get a bonus track that deviates greatly from typical TFK, but in a good way. It shows of Trevor's singing ability. All in all, a very good album.