Artist: John Butler Trio
Album: HOME
Genre: Alternative
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 56:10
Total Tracks: 12
Total Size: 642 MB

Tracklist:

01. John Butler Trio – Tahitian Blue (04:15)
02. John Butler Trio – Wade In The Water (03:59)
03. John Butler Trio – Just Call (03:27)
04. John Butler Trio – Running Away (05:12)
05. John Butler Trio – Home (03:05)
06. John Butler Trio – Miss Your Love (03:56)
07. John Butler Trio – Faith (06:39)
08. John Butler Trio – Coffee, Methadone & Cigarettes (06:16)
09. John Butler Trio – Tell Me Why (05:24)
10. John Butler Trio – Brown Eyed Bird (04:38)
11. John Butler Trio – You Don’t Have To Be Angry Anymore (04:50)
12. John Butler Trio – We Want More (04:23)

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Centered around Butler’s virtuoso guitar stylings and powerful, progressive lyricism, HOME draws upon a remarkable variety of musical genres, spanning folk, blues, funk, classic rock ‘n’ roll, and beyond. Out September 28, HOME is a message of redemption, a reflection of the inner and outer worlds Butler was experiencing and observing during this chapter of his life. The John Butler Trio is guitarist/vocalist John Butler, bassist Byron Luiters and percussionist Grant Gerathy.Charismatic Australian artist John Butler has been around for more than twenty years now. Since 1998, Byron Luiters (bass), Grant Gerathy (drums) and Butler have found success and fame with their bluegrass, rock and reggae sound, embodying a certain Aussie pride. Their seventh album Home is particularly personal and reflecting of Butler’s character. The opening track, Tahitian Blue, with its rather folky tune, pop style, fairly standard guitar theme and banjo riff is a way for the band to spread some good vibes before getting to the heart of the matter. John Butler doesn’t waste any time after the opener. Wade In the Water is all about asking for redemption, then on Running Away Butler highlights his anxiety problems and touches on his feelings and refelctions. Relying on a subtle blend of rock and folk, halfway between country and blues, the album also features songs about family life, love and responsibilities. On the title track the trio even take an electronic, almost hip-hop turn without straying too far from their original style and identity. A successful attempt. Twelve songs with an original but varied sound which make us want to dive deeper into the band’s discography. – Anna Coluthe