2007-04-16
Front man of the Apparitions, Mark Charles, split off to produce this solo album. The result is a soothing yet melancholy collection of songs with a nostalgic, folksy air. His work on this album pays tribute to his obvious musical influences from the 60s and 70s as well as current artists, his voice reminiscent at times of Bob Dylan. “The Streets Is Full Of Creeps” even brings Tom Waits to mind. Throughout the album, melody and rhythm are pleasantly applied along with graceful acoustic guitar work. - Meredith VanHarnTHE INDIGO GIRLS
Poseidon and the Bitter Bug
STEVE FORBERT
Strange Names & New Sensations
CLOTHESLINE REVIVAL
They Came From Somewhere
SOUTHEAST ENGINE
Canary
BLACK JAKE AND THE CARNIES
Where The Heather Don't Grow
LAURA LOVE & ORVILLE JOHNSON
The Sweeter the Juice
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