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Review
Smoke & Mirrors, the group’s fifth album, offers no drastic change in direction for Lifehouse. By and large, it’s tougher than its predecessor, Who We Are, but the bulk of it is still co-written and produced by that album’s producer, Jude Cole, who manages to coax out more melody from lead singer/songwriter Jason Wade. Smoke & Mirrors is ingratiating, its songs work their way into memory fitting the contours of modern rock radio of both the active and adult alternative varieties. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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