The main flaw of this album is its repetitive nature. Yes, repetition is a time-honored tradition in worship, but many of these songs feel like they overstay their welcome. Still, that's not to downplay the heart behind the record. The Sound of Forgiveness is very much a genuine expression of worship. At no point does this feel like a cash grab or simply following a trend. Nash is trying to be a Psalmist that leads the listener into worship of the Savior. Given some better recording equipment and shorter tunes, this Psalmist's next album could make for a great worshipful experience.
- Review date: 9/27/23, written by John Underdown of Jesusfreakhideout.com
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