I've been searching for some new good music lately, so I signed up to be a patron of Mysterium Records' Love Good Music community. For only $10 a month, I get a CD and the inner satisfaction of knowing that I am supporting amazing artists as they "explore the mysterious intersection of art and faith in modern culture." (Obviously, you can give more than $10 a month--if you do, you will also receive more CDs each month. . .just check the links above for more info!)
Much to my delighted surprise, this past month the CD was Army of Me's new album Searching for You. I first discovered Army of Me a few years ago with the 5-song EP Make Yourself Naked. I fell in love with the sound and the lyrics influenced by John Paul II's Theology of the Body. It is deeply spiritual without sounding like it. . .if that makes sense. In any case, it's been about two weeks now since I received Searching for You, and I haven't been able to stop listening to it.
On this album, Vince Scheuerman's voice carries his sweetly poetic and deeply meaningful lyrics across the waves of his music. The album has heart and soul and is the perfect soundtrack for anyone searching or thirsting.
There's just something about it all--the way the lyrics blend so perfectly in the search for light, love, and healing in this often dark world, the way the music tugs at that part of your soul thirsting and longing for more than what this world has to offer, the way you know that it all means more than you can grasp on one listen so you just keep listening, and searching. . .
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