1.  'oh! Gravity.'
2.  American Dream
3.  Dirty Second Hands
4.  Awakening
5.  Circles
6.  Amateur Lovers
7.  Faust, Midas, And Myself
8.  Head Over Heels (In This Life)
9.  Yesterdays
10.  Burn Out Bright
11.  4:12
12.  Let Your Love Be Strong

Switchfoot's Oh! Gravity is everything it ought to be, nothing that shouldn't and a little bit more than all the rumours suggested it would be. In other words, it's profoundly good.

With typical downbeat style that stems from a genuine humility, Jon Foreman describes his feelings for this, Switchfoot's sixth studio album: 'We wanted to make a record that was honest. A record that didn't trip on itself. A record that represented everything that we first fell in love with about music. We tried to forget about theory and pitch and timing and focus on feeling. As a result, I think that Oh! Gravity is the most honest thing we've ever done.'

Quite a statement from a man whose heart and sleeve have been well acquainted over the years. Is he right, does Oh! Gravity break the records? Billboard Magazine praised its 'calibre of thought provoking, articulate lyrics' and pointed out that 'the new album rocks harder and has a more aggressive sound, an edgy, punk rock intensity.' Even the briefest of listens will confirm what is glaringly obvious: Switchfoot make some of the best music around today.

Musically the band are still anthemic, passionate, explosive and more, still able to produce tracks suitable for Hollywood soundtracks, yet there's a breadth and sense of experimentation here that kicks against the walls. Without changing for the sake of change, Switchfoot have evolved into the broad, intelligent, captivating rock band we always knew they would become. Oh! Gravity is their OK Computer, their Joshua Tree, their finest work to date and signpost for a bright, bold and brilliant future.