Rejoicing In The Hands Review

Released: Apr 26, 2004
Label: Young God
Genre: Rock
Styles: Lo-Fi
Number Of Tracks: 16
Rejoicing in the Hands is a whole ? each song an inseparable part of an offering for listeners to be, quite literally, enchanted and even awed by.

Sound:	10
Lyrics:	10
Impression:	10
Overall rating:	9.5
Reviewer rating:	10
Users rating:	9
Votes:	17

Reviewed by: unregistered, on june 28, 2005

Sound: This is one of the most amazing albums in 2004. There is something I dont think anyone relly know what it is. It's so beautiful that it could make the hardest heart cry. One man and his guitar, makes a spell that even a group on 14 persons could make. He's a member of the "new folk" style, and he is relly the only one in that kind of music I like. // 10

Lyrics and Singing: The lyrics is relly funny. He tells story about himself and animals and anything that is excisting, and when you make that kind of music is it relly important to have a special voice. And Banhart really have, he has said to "Gaffa" (a danish magasin) "the only thing you can do is to hope that you voice is reminding someone, that they are not alone," and that makes you think: he's right! // 10

Impression: This record is special! I don't think anyone have made music like that before the new wave. There are many good songs on the album. Only good songs. But my favourite must be "Fall" or "Autumns Child" but every song is lovely. // 10

Comments

[TheCrusade86]

This record is really really good. I really like his music, but I feel like something is missing... and I can't put my finger on it.

[daos_soad]

this is a good album that everyone should listen to.
favorite song, a sight to behold its amazing, as well as all the other songs in it. =)

[imib88]

Work on your grammar