I Know a Ghost

While this album doesn't live up to 'American Prodigal' in my opinion, David Crowder's third solo album is still very good. 'Golgotha (King of Love)' and 'Crushing Snakes' are two highlights with an epic feel to them, while 'Wildfire' and 'Happy Day' are more two more fun picks. However, I think 'Night Like This' and 'La Luz' could have been very easily cut from the album, and maybe one or two others. They just feel unrelated to the rest of the songs and I didn't enjoy them as much. 'Ghost' is still a high point to end the album on, even if it ends up being overlong.

First things first: this album is longer than it needs to be, and I think it would've been better without songs such as La Luz and Night Like This that arrive just before the final stretch of more emotional songs. \\r\\n\\r\\nBesides that, Crowder has put together another great album. In fact, besides the two songs mentioned, I think this could be his best, but I felt fatigued by the time it was over, and the impact of 'Ghost' felt lessened. 'Crushing Snakes' is probably my favourite (and also has the best title), and the guest features are also fairly solid.