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| 4.0 excellent | Lucman | June 4th 22 |
I wasn't entirely sure if Van Deusen would be able to capitalize on his promise by moving beyond his fresh take on alternative rock, but Marathon Daze builds upon A Catacomb Hymn's strengths with sublime pop/rock songwriting and lyrical honesty. It's some of the most sonically beautiful work by a religious artist in years, crafted in the midst of a heartbreak that can be related to by anyone from nearly every walk of life.
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| 5.0 classic | JukeboxJunkieJosh7 | August 28th 26 |
This is the perfect amalgamation of the first three I Am Origami albums. Here on part four JVD doesn't hold back from poking the bear known as the Christian music industry, empire building, sharing his struggles with depression and suicide ideation. This entry is a perfect wrap to the series and easily his best project to date.
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| 4.0 excellent | Potatodinner | June 20th 22 |
Man, this guy is so underrated. Such a solid pop/alternative rock songwriter. I suspect that his label as a Christian artist is likely what keeps him from gaining a larger following - which is a shame. This is despite the fact that this album and his last are not overtly Christian for the most part. Highly, highly recommend if you are an enjoyer of well-crafted alternative rock with pop leanings and meaningful lyrics.
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