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As one can attest from their April 24 take over of 21 digital billboards in NYC’s Times Square, no one is going to accuse Hillsong Worship (nee Hillsong Live) of being understated or subtle – well, at least in terms of promotion. Their latest collection, No Other Name, released this week, coincides with the Hillsong Church celebrating 30 years of ministry. After such a bold statement, the question is whether Hillsong Worship can deliver the goods with this 11-song offering. We set loose contributor Jessica Collins to find out and research the reviews. Read on to enjoy the results of her labor.The ConsensusFrankly, it was difficult to find a dissenting voice. Critics were effectively universal in praising the release, yet they were not effusive in their response. A common thread among comments is an appreciation for the tasteful and inspired interweaving of classic hymns with new songs. Hillsong hasn’t abandoned their tried-and-true big anthem approach, and they continue to execute it well and resist