CD Review: for King & Country “Burn The Ships”
The duo for King & Country, composed of brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone, fill the new Burn The Ships album with plenty of worshipful songs. These two are, after all,…
CD Review: The Kinks “The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society”
One could easily write a book about The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society. It’s that rich. But an album review isn’t Kindle, which means this piece requires much…
CD Review: Lauren Daigle, Look Up Child
Lauren Daigle sounds like an old soul while singing the classic hymn “Turn Your Eyes” on the album Look Up Child. Daigle’s vocal is at its Billie Holiday-ist, which is…
CD Review: Bottle Rockets “Bit Logic”
Brian Henneman masterfully sets the scene with “Bad Time to Be an Outlaw,” the pivotal track on Bottle Rockets’ new album Bit Logic. He tells the truth when he sings…
CD Review: Robbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis Wild! Wild! Wild!
On paper, a duet album featuring Robbie Fulks and Linda Gail Lewis doesn’t look promising. Fulks has always had a sardonic, tongue-in-cheek relationship with country music, and Lewis is the…
CD review: Shooter Jennings “Shooter”
It’s only natural to be cautiously suspicious when evaluating music made by sons or daughters of famous musicians. Jakob Dylan is no slouch when it comes to songwriting, for example,…