Driving electric guitar hooks and lead singer Jon Foreman's gravelly tones provide the backdrop for a piece of art that wrestles with pride, fear and hatred.
Bethel music is well known for its never-ending realm of superb musicians, and the latest release by worship leader Kristene Dimarco only adds to their repertoire.
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