In 2002, Jars of Clay released The Eleventh Hour, their fourth full-length studio album and the first they produced entirely by themselves, recording it at their own Sputnik Studio. The band even handled the photography and artwork, and the record is often heard as a return to their original sound, with the electric guitar taking a bigger role than on earlier albums.

The album begins with "Disappear," which lays the groundwork for a reflective listening experience. Lead single "I Need You" was written in the same spirit as "Love Song For A Savior" from their debut, a direct, heartfelt song of worship. "Fly," based on the story of a couple facing the wife's battle with cancer, captures the moment of letting go, and it found some success at mainstream radio.

"Revolution," another single, and "Something Beautiful" round out a record that favors poetic lyrics and compelling melodies, making The Eleventh Hour a significant part of Jars of Clay's discography and a journey through life's ups and downs.

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