Jul 2, 2026 · 53 min · 12 segments
John DiBiase from JesusFreakHideout.com is back for another episode. We discuss Switchfoot's new album "Forever Now", track by track and give our thoughts and reviews on the entire project. At the…
John DiBiaseGuest
Tyler D. SmithHost
I've been, I've probably listened, let's see, probably close to 20 times by now already.
And it's, you know, it's got, it's got so much of, what we've loved about them over the years.
I mean, they always have lyrics, but I mean like these are, these are some great lyrics and you know, it's just, you know, I feel like it's going to be, One of my favorites from there is we'll talk at the end of this as far as like where you might rank it overall.
But one thing you put at the end of your review was, in the end, Forever Now is a meaty and memorable 13-track journey that is likely to be named as one of the band's top albums when all is said and done.
And if any of their albums over the years had you giving up on the San Diego quintet, be sure to give Forever Now a thoughtful listen.
What were your kind of initial thoughts and has anything changed on those two?
I've been, I've probably listened, let's see, probably close to 20 times by now already.
And it's, you know, it's got, it's got so much of, what we've loved about them over the years.
I mean, they always have lyrics, but I mean like these are, these are some great lyrics and you know, it's just, you know, I feel like it's going to be, One of my favorites from there is we'll talk at the end of this as far as like where you might rank it overall.
But one thing you put at the end of your review was, in the end, Forever Now is a meaty and memorable 13-track journey that is likely to be named as one of the band's top albums when all is said and done.
And if any of their albums over the years had you giving up on the San Diego quintet, be sure to give Forever Now a thoughtful listen.
What were your kind of initial thoughts and has anything changed on those two?
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