30th GMA Dove Awards - Modern Rock/Alternative Album of The Year

Modern Rock/Alternative Album of The Year

"Am I Pretty?"; Skypark; Thom Roy; Word Records

"Fourth From The Last"; The W's; Masaki Liu; 5 Minute Walk, Sarabellum

"Hey You, I Love Your Soul"; Skillet; Skidd Mills; Ardent/ForeFront

"Vegas Car Chasers"; Silage; Todd Collins; Essential Records

"Water"; Between Thieves; Steve Hindalong; Tattoo Records, Benson

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