Servants Of The Sun (LP)
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood
Amoeba Review
Chris Robinson Brotherhood starts their latest album, Servants of the Sun, on an uptempo note. The good times are rolling, with a few heart-worn ballads sprinkled into the mix. “Some Earthly Delights” starts the journey off with a psychedelic groove and “The Chauffeur’s Daughter” features ultra catchy licks with lyrics that feel like a future classic. Album closer “A Smiling Epitaph” is a stunner all on its own but it’s made even more poignant by the fact that the band has announced they’ll be taking a hiatus for an undisclosed period of time and that founding member Adam MacDougall has moved on from the CRB. Fortunately, this excellent LP should be in heavy rotation long enough to scratch the CRB itch for quite some time — Servants of the Sun is all killer, no filler.
Track Listing
Side A Titles |
Artist |
Length |
---|---|---|
1.
Some Earthly Delights
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 05:18 |
2.
Let It All Fall
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 05:54 |
3.
Rare Birds
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 04:31 |
Side B Titles |
Artist |
Length |
---|---|---|
1.
Venus In Chrome
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 06:00 |
2.
Stars Fell On California
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 05:33 |
3.
Comin' Round The Mountain
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 04:30 |
Side C Titles |
Artist |
Length |
---|---|---|
1.
The Chauffeur's Daughter
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 06:58 |
2.
Dice Game
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 04:56 |
3.
Madder Rose Interlude
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 00:44 |
4.
A Smiling Epitaph
|
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood | 06:10 |