Gospel Song Records announces the partnership of Bifrost Arts, a Virginia based worship collective that has released four full-length records and hosted numerous national worship conference. A variety of musicians have been involved in the Bifrost Arts movement, including Sufjan Stevens, Isaac Wardell, J. Tillman, Dave Bazan, Sandra McCraken and more. Their newest project is called Lamentations.
How Long opens with some lovely harmonies. It's the simplicity and purity of the song that is its real true quality.
It's this simple cut back approach that dominates the album. The words and vocals are the forefront of the songs. This... Read More Gospel Song Records announces the partnership of Bifrost Arts, a Virginia based worship collective that has released four full-length records and hosted numerous national worship conference. A variety of musicians have been involved in the Bifrost Arts movement, including Sufjan Stevens, Isaac Wardell, J. Tillman, Dave Bazan, Sandra McCraken and more. Their newest project is called Lamentations.
How Long opens with some lovely harmonies. It's the simplicity and purity of the song that is its real true quality.
It's this simple cut back approach that dominates the album. The words and vocals are the forefront of the songs. This means two things, one the vocals better be amazing, which they are. The singing in general is simply amazing but on Rise Up it really is something else. And two the words better be creative and interesting, and in the main this is another massive tick in the box.
There are some really beautiful moments on this album. Too many to pick and in a way I would rather you experience them for yourself than read them in this little review. Let me just say, Our Song In The Night is something else and so is Break Us!
Review by Jono Davies
LTTM Rating 4 Out of 5 Stars Standout Tracks Rise Up
Our Song In The Night
Break Us
