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| Artist |
Various Artists |
| Format |
CD |
| Genre |
Rock |
| Label Name |
Tooth & Nail |
| Producer |
Bryan Carlstrom, Gene Eugene, Brad Wood, Steve Kravac, Kevin 131, Ed Rose, Aaron Sprinkle, Ken Andrews, Sylvia Massy Shivy, James Paul Wisner |
| Release Date |
2008 03 11 |
| Song List |
1: Readyfuels (3:38)
2: Walls (3:23)
3: The Sound (3:39)
4: Top of the World (3:15)
5: Chick Magnet (3:12)
6: Rawkfist (3:03)
7: Broken Heart (3:07)
8: The One Thing I Have Left (3:06)
9: Spy Hunter (3:36)
10: January 1979 (3:26)
11: Mouth Like a Magazine (4:12)
12: Fell in Love at 22 (2:32)
13: Suspension (3:57)
14: New Medicines (4:02)
15: My Heart Strings Come Undone (4:37)
16: Caroline (4:07)
17: Supertones Strike Back (2:40)
18: Reinventing Your Exit (4:21)
19: Shut Me Out (3:28)
20: Sugar Rush (2:22)
21: Threshold (5:03)
22: Goodbye (4:19)
23: My Bike (3:26)
24: When Everything Falls (4:12) |
| Style.Categories |
Emo, Alternative CCM, Punk-Pop, Third Wave Ska Revival, Alternative Pop/Rock |
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Since its inception in 1993, Tooth & Nail Records has proven to be an oddly diverse label, flaunting a mix of alternative Christian music and the hard-hitting, secular sounds of emo, punk-pop, and revivalist ska. This 2008 compilation collects tracks from the label's 15-year history, from longstanding acts (MxPx, Starflyer 59) and Tooth & Nail alumni (Juliana Theory, Further Seems Forever) to such newer bands as Mae and Demon Hunter. It's a solid greatest-hits album for a variety of tastes, and the cohesive track list helps shine a light on Tooth & Nail's ability to interweave Christian and nonreligious themes throughout its roster. Seamless without being bland, spiritual without being preachy, and cathartic without being excessively dramatic, this Ultimate Collection is a nice retrospective release for those who follow the label's artists but don't wish to purchase Tooth & Nail's entire catalog. ~ Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide
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