Track listing

1. "Wake Me Up On Time"
2. "Where I Find You"
3. "We Shall Overcome"
4. "Transmission"
5. "Prince of Peace"
6. "Shepherd is the Lamb"
7. "Everything's Broken"
8. "The Kingdom"
9. "Faith of a Child"
10. "Cult of Cool"
11. "I Will Follow"
12. "Dream of Two Cities"

Credits

• Produced by Mark Lee Townsend
  Mark Lee Townsend
  Mark Lee Townsend is known best as guitarist for the Christian rock band dc Talk, playing with them from 1996 until their hiatus in 2001. Mark's career started as a member/singer/guitarist/songwriter for the 80's Pop/Christian band Bash 'N The Code from 1986 through 1991. In between dc Talk tours,...
  
   & The Supertones
• Engineered by John Wilson
• Mixed by J.R. McNeeley

• Matt Morginsky
  Matt Morginsky
  Matt "Mojo" Morginsky , is the former lead vocalist of The O.C. Supertones, a Christian band that focused on ska-core and related rhythms.-Early years:...
  
   - Vocals/Moog
• Daniel Spencer - Trombone/BGV's
• Ethan Luck
  Ethan Luck
  Ethan John Luck is a guitarist, photographer, and drummer who has played in many bands, most prominently, the ska band The O.C. Supertones....
  
   - Guitar/Bass/Baritone Guitar/BGV's
• Darren Mettler - Trumpet/BGV's
• John Wilson - Drums/Percussion/BGV's

• John Davis
  Superdrag
  Superdrag is an alternative rock band from Knoxville, Tennessee. The band had a hit with its 1996 single "Sucked Out" off their album Regretfully Yours, for which a video clip was broadcast regularly on MTV...
  
   - Piano, Organ, BGV's and Guitar solo on "Transmission"

Trivia

• The entire album was recorded in 13 days.
• The recording of this record introduced the Supertones to John Davis (of the band Superdrag). Ethan Luck now plays guitar for him in Nashville, TN.
• The song "Transmission" was coincidently written about John Davis, who played the guitar solo. He also played piano and organ on some of the other tracks.
• Sam Barnhart of Bleach visited the studio to sing some gang vocals on "Where I Find You."
• The Spanish radio station at the beginning of "Where I Find You" was actually a frequency coming through Ethan's guitar amp while recording. They recorded it and thought it would make a great intro to the song.
• The drum tracks on "Dream Of Two Cities" are two separate drum takes. One was kick drum and hi-hat and the other was cymbals, drum fills and side stick work.
• This was the first album to feature drummer John Wilson, who was also the recording engineer.