What makes Crack the Sky by Mylon LeFevre notable?

Crack the Sky received critical acclaim within Christian music circles and helped LeFevre gain wider recognition beyond gospel. The album's blend of rock and faith-based lyrics resonated with many listeners, contributing to its strong sales and positioning on Christian music charts during the late 1980s. Released in 1987, Crack the Sky was Mylon LeFevre's first album with his band, Broken Heart, marking a significant shift towards a more mainstream sound. This album followed his earlier work in the gospel genre, showcasing a new artistic direction that embraced rock elements while maintaining spiritual themes.

How many songs are on Crack the Sky?

Crack the Sky has 10 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

Crack the Sky

Mylon LeFevre · 1987

36 min · 10 tracks · Southern gospel

A fusion of Southern gospel and rock, blending heartfelt lyrics with powerful instrumentation.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Crack the Sky — The title track sets the tone for the album with its dynamic arrangement and compelling message about hope and divine presence.
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Love God, Hate Sin — This track exemplifies LeFevre's ability to merge heavy rock influences with spiritual conviction, making it a standout anthem of faith.
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I Belong — An emotional ballad that highlights LeFevre's vocal range and lyrical depth, this song captures the essence of belonging to a higher purpose.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Crack the Sky 4:00
2 Love God, Hate Sin 3:36
3 Closer Than a Heartbeat 3:44
4 Give It Up 3:05
5 I Belong 3:50
6 Let Me Be the One 3:49
7 Reach for the Sky 5:48
8 Heart on Fire 3:14
9 For My Growing 4:44
10 Prayer - Within My Heart 0:16

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