“Music” Archives

Of all the “industrial” albums I’ve bought, this one’s held the most interest for me, simply because it’s so different.

Much of the music on here is pretty challenging, but fortunately for the listener, it almost always delivers.

When it works, it shows once again that Martin is still one of the best songwriters in Christian music.

Actually, the best part about having all of these tracks in one location is getting to listen to all of Starflyer’s musical directions in one sitting.

When you hear this record, it’s easy to see why Starflyer is one of the most critically acclaimed Christian bands.

Definitely a mood piece, one that evokes a sense of power and majesty amidst sorrow.

Definitely one of the more inventive and interesting Christian releases I’ve heard in quite some time.

This band has captured the vibe and realness of ’70s R&B

If you’re at all into the darkwave scene, you might want to keep an eye out on these guys.

I think LIN’s music would work much more for me if the hip-hop influence was less-pronounced.

I could take 84 minutes of this and not just a tad over a half hour like they gave me instead.

The talent is pretty overwhelming throughout the record.

One of Morphine’s best albums, if not the best.

The cumulative effect is the most psychedelic record I’ve heard in ages.

The production on the album is top-notch, the instruments sound crisp and clean.

Clever arrangements and whip smart lyrics that project a subtle feeling of optimism make for a very enjoyable listen.

Ends up sounding like someone has spent way too much time locked up in their bedroom with a couple of analog synths.

Wonderful CD, looking forward to more, and to getting the rest of this band’s back catalog.

Cat Power used to be one of those bands that I lumped in with “all the rest of the indie crap that’s not drone.”

All in all, a pleasant-sounding enough EP, but nothing that will probably blow your socks off.