I'd like to preview some new music from some of the albums that debuted this week in the US. First is the American Christian band, Red, whose album, Until We Have Faces, debuted at #2. The critics have said that this album packs a sonic punch, which is very evident from the opening single alone, Feed the Machine. According to the band, the theme of this new album is the search for true identity, inspired by a number of sources, including author C.S. Lewis' book of similar title, Till We Have Faces. The band itself is working through its own new identity - as a four-piece with the addition of drummer Rickard. Until We Have Faces takes listeners down the path of recognizing the hollowness of life until finding their true identity .
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Friday, February 11, 2011
New Music From New Chart-Topping Albums: Red - Feed the Machine
I'd like to preview some new music from some of the albums that debuted this week in the US. First is the American Christian band, Red, whose album, Until We Have Faces, debuted at #2. The critics have said that this album packs a sonic punch, which is very evident from the opening single alone, Feed the Machine. According to the band, the theme of this new album is the search for true identity, inspired by a number of sources, including author C.S. Lewis' book of similar title, Till We Have Faces. The band itself is working through its own new identity - as a four-piece with the addition of drummer Rickard. Until We Have Faces takes listeners down the path of recognizing the hollowness of life until finding their true identity .
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