This is by FAR the highest quality recording we have ever done, thanks to the engineering genius of Kevin Prosch and the amazing studio he has created by God's grace. Beyond that, the presence of God absolutely SATURATES this recording and all that God was doing that night was faithfully captured for you to experience with us in your home and church group.

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REVIEW:
Keith and Sanna Luker with Kevin Prosch in Deep Calls have produced an eclectic mix of ambient-style prophetic worship that is an edgy, intense follow up to their previous best selling releases Cloud By Day and Fire By Night. As the title indicates, this album is full of deep resonating sounds that seem to give voice to the unutterable "Spirit groans" of intercession. The album opens as though being suddenly dropped into another realm and it doesn't let up. It would be very difficult to come away from this album unchanged. The movements throughout are blanketed with haunting vocals and unusual vibes of instrumentation. There is the distant echoing sound of one of the Lukers' children chanting "More rain Lord, heavier, Lord...more rain Lord...heavier Lord" that sends chills up your spine. As I listened to this, I envisioned the sounds that were emanating as more than worship, but rather sonic waves of spiritual warfare that had power to demolish strongholds and cause demons to manifest and flee. Keith and Sanna produce sounds that are like flashing swords in the spiritual realm. The experience will indeed take you into deep, unexplored cavernous places in the Manifold Spirit of God, like the depths of the ocean. Just as the swimming becomes very heavy and the glory almost too intense, there is a lift in the music with Kevin Prosch's introduction mid-way in the album. Kevin brings a shift in the atmosphere that moves the listener from meditation to euphoria. All-together, a well-produced album that is almost completely spontaneous, drenched and oozing with Spirit-anointed sounds, and quite capable of ushering one from the spirit of worship into the realm of glory and breakthrough.

- Matthew Smith