Reflection (Unashamed album)

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1996 studio album by Unashamed

Reflection

Studio album by

Unashamed

Released| 1996
Recorded| 1995–1996
Genre| Christian hardcore, hardcore punk, metalcore
Label| Tooth & Nail
Producer| Bob Moon
Unashamed chronology
| Silence
(1994)  | Reflection
(1996)  |

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Reflection is the second album by the Christian hardcore band, Unashamed and the first album to feature Drummer Jason Carson.

## Critical reception

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The album received several reviews, including magazines, Heaven's Metal, now known as HM Magazine, Garlic Press, and Campus Life.[1][2][3]

## Track listing

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No.| Title| Length

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1.| "Meet Us Here"| 3:24
2.| "Strength Within"| 3:13
3.| "This Dividing Wall"| 1:53
4.| "What Will Become"| 4:29
5.| "Reflection"| 4:13
6.| "The Agony of Deceit"| 4:56
7.| "Separated"| 3:37
8.| "Turn"| 3:53
9.| "Sustained"| 4:37
10.| "Gateway"| 4:11
11.| "Everlasting Father"| 3:04
12.| "Awesome God"| 9:23

## Personnel

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Unashamed

* Jeff Jaquay - vocals
* Dan McManigal - guitar
* Bobby Canaday - guitar
* Matt Hernandez - bass
* Jason Carson - drums

Production[4]

* Bob Moon - producer, engineer
* Brandon Ebel \- executive producer
* Joe Foster - artwork
* Brian Gardner \- mastering
* Aaron Warner - mixing assistant
* Brian White - sampling
* Matt Wignal - artwork

## References

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1. ^ "Unashamed - Reflection". Garlic Press. Spring 1996. `{{cite web}}`: Missing or empty `|url=` (help)
2. ^ McGovern, Brian Vincent (April 1996). "Unashamed - Reflection". HM Magazine. `{{cite web}}`: Missing or empty `|url=` (help)
3. ^ "Unashamed - Reflection". Campus Life. May 1996. `{{cite web}}`: Missing or empty `|url=` (help)
4. ^ "Unashamed - Reflection". AllMusic. Retrieved April 10, 2016.

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