Fractures (Sons of Korah album)

Fractures
Studio album by Sons Of Korah
Released	February 20, 2017
Genre	CCM, Christian rock, Folk, Acoustic
Length	54:18
Label	5ive
Sons Of Korah chronology

Fractures is the eighth studio album from the band Sons of Korah. It was released in February 2017 by 5ive.[1] The album title refers to a line in Psalm 60. Lead singer Matt Jacoby refers to the title as being "... a reminder that the Psalms are firmly grounded in the realities of life and give abundant expression to the tensions and hardships of being broken people in a broken world".[1] This is the first album featuring Anna Waters on backup vocals after joining the band in 2016.[2] The band tried to incorporate a balance on the kinds of Psalms on the album, from the reflective Psalm 16 to the lament of Psalm 60 [3] and to the "foot-tappping mandolin and guitar-driven shout of praise" of Psalm 134.[4]

Track listing

All lyrics adapted from the book of Psalms.

No.	Title	Music	Length
1.	"Psalm 16" (Keep Me Safe)	Matthew Jacoby	7:27
2.	"Psalm 60" (Raise a Banner)	Jacoby	5:47
3.	"Psalm 68a" (May God Arise)	Rod Gear, Jacoby	2:20
4.	"Psalm 68b" (Sing To God)	Jacoby	4:25
5.	"Psalm 68c" (The Chariots of God)	Jacoby	1:53
6.	"Psalm 68d" (Kings Will Come)	Jacoby	3:50
7.	"Psalm 68e" (Alleluia)	Jacoby	2:11
8.	"Psalm 134" (Lift Your Hands)	Jacoby	6:16
9.	"Psalm 34" (Taste and See)	Jacoby	6:54
10.	"Psalm 124" (Out of the Snare)	Jacoby	8:36
Total length:			54:18

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References

"Sons Of Korah – Fractures Album Launch". Retrieved Apr 4, 2017.
"Anna Waters - Music and Media". Retrieved Aug 3, 2017.
The Hot 25 Countdown (2017-05-22). "Sons of Korah Podcast 20/05/2017". Soundcloud (Podcast). Retrieved 2017-08-03.
"Music review: Fractures by Sons of Korah". Retrieved Jan 30, 2020.

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[AC-1] "Sons Of Korah – Fractures Album Launch". Retrieved Apr 4, 2017.

[sok-2] "Anna Waters - Music and Media". Retrieved Aug 3, 2017.

[soundcloud-3] The Hot 25 Countdown (2017-05-22). "Sons of Korah Podcast 20/05/2017". Soundcloud (Podcast). Retrieved 2017-08-03.

[others-4] "Music review: Fractures by Sons of Korah". Retrieved Jan 30, 2020.