Customer Ratings & Reviews

New album may not be as heavy as some would like. I myself listened to it online before purchasing and wrote it off as too light but then went ahead and purchased it from BB anyway on a lark and am very glad I did!

Always been a TFK fan. This might be some of there best music. Much more refined sound but still holds that raw sound to it

This my first album I bought of this group and it rocks.

Good for people who want some energized music without the disturbing lyrics so popular today.

I love their sound and style. Great music and ground breaking licks. Good stuff.

This is one of the best Bands and one of there best CD'S

JBL has always had good products never a problem. 1

Awesome cd with a amazing sound unlike there past cds

I've recently really gotten into this band and love this album!

I really liked this cd. Catchy songs with good vocals.

I loved the single Untraveled Road, however most of the other songs seemed very skippable. Not a whole lot to grab me. Maybe requires further listening, but I recommend buying Untraveled Road as a single.

Thousand Foot Krutch has been one of my up and coming favorite bands that has delivered some amazing tracks in the past years. This CD does no different and offers some good feeling, while maintaining some rock background at the same time. I have enjoyed listening to it and the only downside I found to this CD was the lack of more rock style songs, but it is still a CD I would recommended to anyone!

Oxygen: Inhale is an entertaining album by Thousand Foot Krutch. The sound is not quite as hard as on their previous album, The End Is Where We Begin. There is more of a pop quality, particularly on the last half of the album. This sound may attract new fans, which is great, and the first half contains more of the rocking songs that longtime TFK fans have come to expect.

While this isn't my favorite TFK album (Welcome to the Masquerade is THE best album by them ever), I have had this on repeat ever since I got it! Untraveled Road is my favorite, which I always have to listen to before I let anyone change out the CD's in the car. :) Definitely worth the money! Hoping for a new one by them just as quick as this one came out!

Originally purchased the CD simply because of my enjoyment of the song "Born this Way," but eventually loved the rest of it. It's a lighter rock which some would classify as Christian, but it doesn't swing that way really. Doesn't have any of the overt religious messages. It's really just that there isn't any explicit language.

Thousand Foot Krutch has another winner on their hands! Oxygen: Inhale is one of their best albums yet. It expertly blends hard rock, with bits of rap. And some of the most heartfelt ballads they have ever wrote. This is a must have for any fan of Christian rock or rock in general.

I bought this for the sole purpose of it being TFK, it's no Welcome to the Masquerade or The End is Where We Begin, but there are still some strong songs on here. The first half is hard rocking and rapping and then the second half is the bands softer side. Nothing wrong with that!

Oxygen: Inhale feels a little lighter than TFK has been in the past, but it's still a great album to listen to. Solid riffs and those good uplifting lyrics there so known for, this is definitely a good addition to the TFK collection.

I've like everything TFK has put out since I was in College in the early 2000s. I'll continue to support them and buy anything they put out. Good music...good message. Breaks through to mainstream fans on top of that too.

I was eagerly expectant of this newest release, because "The End Is Where We Begin" was by far the best overall album by TFK with multiple radio successes. I found only three songs by the trio that I was even able to listen to without getting bored or completely disliking (the more country sounding songs) the song. Last album they had a harder more edgy attitude approach to the album. This album lacks that but for 1 song. I'm still seeing them in concert (with We As Human (one of my new fav bands)) because they have so many great songs over the years. I just hope they don't play too many from this album. You're better than this guys.