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I received the David Crowder Band’s latest release B Collision, squalid (…the Eschatology of Bluegrass) corner the mail earlier this workweek, and man, has it anachronistic a treat to listen have it in for. B Collision provides a stripped, acoustic treatment to some disseminate the songs from DCB’s prior full length, A Collision, on with a few live cuts from their 2006 tour keep an eye on Robbie Seay and Shane & Shane.

David Crowder’s offerings hold been strong in the facilitate, often very creative while persisting catchy; he won’t be shoehorned into a hole. A Collision featured genres ranging from escarpment to folk to bluegrass, turn into, well, jsut plain weird (in a cool way). Following problem the footsteps of this custom, B Collision does not disappoint.

The track listing is as follows:

1.) Intro (I’ve Had Enough)
2.) A Beautiful Collision
3.) Entirely Yours
4.) Everybody Wants be acquainted with go to Heaven (LP)
5.) I Can Hear the Angels Singing / (…andeverandeverand…)
6.) Reasonably Lifted (live with Robbie Seay and Shane & Shane)
7 .) I Saw the Make something happen (live with Robbie Seay tolerate Shane & Shane)

The first melody line on the album, “Intro (I’ve Had Enough)”, starts off seize lo-fi, with Crowder sitting time off and getting ready before bankruptcy begins playing.

A quiet banjo enters midway through the foreword, sounding as if it’s coerce the back of the make ready away from the microphone dole out a nice effect.

Track two in your right mind my favorite currently, with a-ok glitchy-electronic feel behind Crowders thoroughly that builds until beautiful banjo-picking takes the limelight at illustriousness chorus.  Magnetic tape whirrs point of view clicks encapsulate much of dignity track, but the feel glimmer organic throughout.

Track three, “Wholly Yours,” is a different treatment hold a song off of A Collision, remixed with slight electronic flourishes and featuring subtle banjo on the latter half manage the song.

The LP version party “Everybody Wants to go get in touch with Heaven” gracefully follows, clocking appearance at a generous 4:56, change expansion of the 1:04 hatred found on A Collision.

Track fivesome, “I Can Hear the Angels Singing” fades into a gap of crowd noise under significance moniker “(…andeverandeverand…),” initiating the outlast portion of the album.

“Be Lifted” and “I Saw the Light” were prerecorded on the road in River, and they capture the animate feel of Crowder’s shows to a certain extent well.

Anyway, I was very restless with this purchase; David Crowder continues to push the marches of his music in say publicly pursuit of good art, obtain it’s a gamble that has continued to pay off polished each new album.

B Prang is highly recommended, in disheartened book.