REVIEW: Jars Of Clay “Good Monsters” (CMC)

September 9th, 2006 | Reviews | Source: CMCentral.com (98)

Musically, the album presents this message with a gritty sound that seems to be the culmination of their previous efforts pushed a little further to reach a greater potential. The musical landscape incorporates elements of soul as found on Who We Are Instead, stripped down rock as evidenced on The Eleventh Hour, and the folk from Redemption Songs, creating an indie rock sound that should appeal to fans of groups such as OK Go, though perhaps not as brash. […read more]

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