The Forgotten Psalms Make A Musical Comeback
Plainfield, IL (Top40 Charts/ Relevant Reverence Official Website) - Chicago-based indie
Olsen refers to the famous King David, whose musical Psalms are still the backbone lyrics for most contemporary Christian music.
'And it's only the latter that we're singing. The only ones that seem appropriate coming from inside the walls of stained glass,' says lead guitarist, Matt Johnson. 'We're hoping to help change that.'
The record's title, 'The Fallen Cry', comes from the perspective of each song, sung from the voice of the fallen, a voice the band believes has quite literally fallen silent in the Americanized Church.
Band members Eric Olsen and Matt Johnson met at Bradley University in Peoria, IL and bring indie-rock instrumentalism, erratic guitars and innovative melodies to this sophomore album. Fans have likened the band's style to artists such as Sufjan Stevens, Wilco and Jars of Clay.
Streaming audio from selected songs as well as album purchase is available at www.relevantreverence.com or on iTunes. 10% of all proceeds from the album will be invested in third-world entrepreneurship through Kiva.org.
About Relevant Reverence
relevant reverence is an ambition. leaving behind that which has been engulfed in a guise of holiness. and bringing back true outcry.
For more information, please contact Eric Olsen at Relevant Reverence, 6306 Meadow Ridge Drive, Plainfield, IL 60586; phone (815) 556-9236; mail@relevantreverence.com
About The Fallen Cry
The Fallen Cry is an attempt to bring back the full spectrum of Psalms to the modern-day worship experience. That people would be able to sing along to songs with words that more accurately reflect the reality of their hearts. The album title comes from the perspective of each song, song from the voice of the fallen, a voice we believe has quite literally fallen silent in the Americanized Church.
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