Kingdom of Awesome!
Let me first state that Delirious is my favorite band (with David Crowder Band coming in a close second). So I had very LARGE expectations with this album and I can proudly say that this is my favorite album of 2008 so far (even better than Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" and Leeland's "The Opposite Way"). Delirious brings their signature sounds with Kingdom of Comfort (great guitar sounds, passionate vocals, and thumping bass and rhythm). And in my opinion, this is their BEST album to date. The D-Boys bring songs that are both catchy, thought-provoking, and action oriented. It is an album where the music and the lyrics are at the top of their game.

My favorite songs are: God is Smiling, Love Will Find A Way, We Give You Praise, Kingdom Of Comfort, Wonder, and How Sweet The Name...although I could probably add Break The Silence and Give What You Got to that list, too. And that shows you how many great songs are on this one disc.

I just saw Delirious live the other night (in Virginia) and they were amazing. It was almost two hours worth of song after song after song that was amazing. What a bunch of talented individuals who had a smile on their face the whole night. And it says a lot that when it was over, I could think of at least a dozen songs that they DID NOT play that I wished they had. That's how great they are. Buy this CD IMMEDIATELY and you will not be disappointed. These guys are still putting out quality music that gets better and better each disc (whereas some groups seem to be on the decline).

Great CD!!
This is wonderful!! Great, inspired lyrics and really good music...such a good follow up to their last release :)

Reino de la comodidad, un llamado a la acción
Con cada albúm de los D-boys tenemos una expectativa tanto en su lyrica como en su componente musical. Puedo decir que "Reino de la Comodidad" es un albúm muy retador, que por sobre todas las cosas como su título lo indica, nos motiva a salir de esa comodidad que como cristianos nos encontramos muchas veces.
Preocupados de nuestras propias necesidades, sin importar la necesidad espiritual y material que el mundo esta padeciendo.
Te puedo resumir en que este disco te movera de tu asiento a trabajar y a cumplir con la gran comisión.
En cuanto a lo musical, ni que decir, es mas allá de lo que Delirious nos tiene acostumbrados, no podemos esperar menos

Delirious? has a Heart after God's Heart!
I have not heard much music from Delirious? until this year really. Alot of it is because I don't have a radio in my house or my car nor do I have TV programing such as cable or satelite. However, I wanted to give my mother a gift to take her to a Joyce Meyer Conference and Delirious was the band that brought the presence of God through the worship at the Winston Salem, NC Joyce Meyer conference 2008. I fell in love with their heart for God's heart! They really truely are after God's own heart and they are so very humble. I loved how they did not make it all about them but all about God. They sung many of the songs from their new album at the conference and I fell in love with their songs but one that really tocuhed me was "We Give You Praise". I absolutely love their songs and I will be a FAN for LIFE! I am purcahsing this New CD and I will be purchasing their other CD's previous to this one! Praise the Lord we have people that LOVE GOD for WHO HE IS and is willing to SEEK HIM and HIS DESIRES FOR THE KINGDOM!

Delirious? asking the questions that no one wants to answer
I have been a fan of Delirious? for about 6 to 7 years. Each album is different in sound, message, and intensity. Kingdom of Comfort is probably the most "in your face" album to date. The D-Boys have been doing some traveling and it is no doubt that this last period between albums has caused them to ask themselves the hard questions.
The message of this album deals western complacency in the face of global hunger, poverty and sorrow. Each song addresses not the only the need to act but the need to make sure that we do in Jesus name. The song "How sweet the name" may be the most incredible song that I have ever heard Delirious? perform, and that is saying a lot since I love every song they do.
The musical composition is very different than the last two studio albums. There is definitely some hard rock in this album. There is also a lot of reflective and intense songs that make you think and challenge your walk with God.
Delirious? has remained a band that is predominantly unsung, and it is a shame. The cotton candy bands that tell people "Your nice. God's nice, so be nice." have served to dull people's senses to the truth. A number of these bands always focus on singing about their experiences and the gospel as it is in relation to themselves. D-Boys do more than that. They don't want to numb you and feed the fires of indifference. They want to stir you up to take the gospel to the world. They make it very clear in this album that it is not about us, but it is about the hurting and helpless.
All in all a great album that will be on my playlist for a very long time to come.