Evangelicals
The Evening Descends

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As the name of the band suggests, the feeling baked into this record is uplifting in a way that frustrates the title’s promise of darkness. Exuberant,...

How exactly can you rate or even talk about an album that is so unevenly structured I really wanted to write this review a week ago but I just couldn...

Oklahoma's Evangelicals, like their spiritual (and geographical) forebears the Flaming Lips, seem perpetually under the influence of trance-inducing p...

The Evening Descends… An apt name, that, considering that almost every song on here takes place at night, or as night falls, or in a windowless room,...

Mess is less on the second album from Oklahoma psych-rock band Evangelicals. There’s nothing wrong with a sprawling album, per se, as Pink Floyd...

In an interview with Pitchfork shortly after the release of Evangelicals' 2006 debut, So Gone, Josh Jones revealed that he was already plotting album ...

A mate of mine introduced me to Evangelicals in anticipation of one of the most eclectic concert bills we’ve ever seen together. It was El Perro...