The question is then, what does “The Hungry Heart” not have? That’s simple, it does not have a weak moment, no point where my focus is not on the music. It grabs you from the first notes and does not release you till the last sounds drift away. The diversity on display is keeping your attention fully on the music.
I’m glad they have decided to come out of retirement. Hopefully there’s a good few years and great ideas left in the Cult of Scarecrow camp.
You can’t picture how a progressive metal album with acoustic guitar would sound? Well, go get the gorgeous vinyl and listen for yourself!
I could wax lyrical all day about “Innocence & Danger”, but do you know what, go get a copy and indulge yourself, I guarantee, you will not regret it.
In Jinjer’s quest for ever growing success they are leaving some fantastic songs and albums in their wake.
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