Stephen Rowland - 23/Feb/2011  Please allow me to state that this is a gospel record and that I am an atheist, or non-religious, or whatever. I don’t believe in anything. That said,...
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Jason Gardner - 14/Feb/2011  Some people have a love-hate relationship with anything close to folk music. Most of this, at least in my case, comes from an artist’s overindulgence ...
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Ron Hart - 11/Feb/2011  As we have all seen with the questionable creative detours of BobDylan, Prince and Ma$e, going religious on your fan base might not be the wisestcaree...
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Dave Gurney - 03/Feb/2011  Daniel Martin Moore is without doubt an ambitious man. Showing the chutzpah to send an unsolicited demo to the offices of Sub Pop Kudos. Getting sign...
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| Eric Dennis - 03/Feb/2011 In the Cool of the Day is primarily a collection of old American spirituals and gospel songs. Those few readers who actually have an interest in that ...
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| Steven Hyden - 01/Feb/2011 In gospel music, exaltation in the face of the Almighty’s boundless magnificence walks hand-in-hand with fear of eternal life without His grace, creat...
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| David Bevan - 20/Jan/2011 There's a great story and an even better idea behind In the Cool of the Day. Not too long ago, Kentucky-born singer-songwriter Daniel Martin Moore rol...
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| cloudspeakers - 18/Jan/2011 Signed to Sub Pop on the strength of an unsolicited demo, Daniel Martin Moore is a singer, pianist, guitarist and songwriter who is already two albums...
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| Lucy Moore - 18/Jan/2011 A bit like a charter mark, the fact that an album is stamped with the Sub Pop logo is usually a sign that you're going to get a quality record. Chicke...
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| Will Metcalfe - 13/Jan/2011 Remember Devon White Nine goals in 26 games for QPR in 1993-1994,yet despite a full season in the top flight he soon disappeared to thelower leagues ...
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