Comments on: Orion Walsh “Tornado Lullabies”

By: HayngMan3000#

HayngMan3000# — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 01:21:04 +0000

and he uses the words “balls”, and “damn”,
for no apparent reason.
But i do like this style.

By: HayngMan3000#

HayngMan3000# — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 03:25:28 +0000

i like it but why does he use the words “hell” and “champayne” the way he does in two of the tracks?

By: Brandon

Brandon — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 18:37:44 +0000

Thanks David for the kind words. I always feel nervous writing a review which is one of the main reasons I don’t really do them anymore. I am the biggest critic of my own work so often times I just scrap entire reviews I’ve written because I dont feel they are up to standard. I feel confident though with this release that I got the word out there and hopefully will expose some people to some creative and original music.

By: One Crushing Blow

One Crushing Blow — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 17:33:09 +0000

“Just to be upfront, this isn’t some Christian worship record or scene band that we often cover here at Indie Vision. This is so much more and something entirely unique. Originality is a topic that is hard to toss around on just any artist that paints a canvas but on this particular artist, I can freely pass that word on about. To be honest, a lot of music coming from the scene has bored me to tears lately and especially the music coming from Christian artists. This is something of a fresh perspective and something that whispers hope to my ears. This isn’t cookie cutter, formulaic, generic and paint by the numbers whatever you want to call it “core”, this is folk music with heart. Music having any sort of “heart” is something hard to grasp for any aspiring musician but in Orion Walsh, there is so much heart that it’s simply unbelievable. As you can read, I am impressed beyond words with this release.”

Thank you, Brandon. I’m glad to see there’s other people who realize this. I love to listen to music that praises Christ, don’t get me wrong, but MAN! Originality isn’t something that is prevalent. It really isn’t. Because it’s not as marketable. But as for Orion Walsh? So far, it’s amazing. I love it. Thank you for reviewing this.