Reviews / Album

It’s pretty hard to top EHRL’s effort here, the one major problem being its inaccessibility to those who aren’t already fans.

Coming out of retirement, Harper has produced a record that’s independent, assertive and honest. Hats off to him. Sorry, I had to.

Cummings tells heartfelt stories and poetic musings that need be no more than what they are: emotive, thoughtful and righteous.

Indie release of the year.

It’s a largely self-produced effort with some guest spots and it’s sometimes uplifting (In The Kingdom), often chilling (California), but always assured, as the duo always were, really.

Demos from his more-loved 1970 release New Morning feature as well, but it’s the redemption of the previously slated material that will excite fans most.