NEAL MORSE & THE RESONANCE

No Hill For A Climber INSIDEOUTMUSIC

DAVE LING

Melody-laden team-up for Transatlantic leader. In the 22 years since he underwent a religious conversion, Neal Morse – the keyboardist, singer and songwriter known for his work with among others Spock’s Beard, Transatlantic, Flying Colors and The Neal Morse Band – often relays his faith via the medium of music, a most extreme example being 2019’s spectacularly overblown, special guest-strewn rock opera Jesus Christ The Exorcist. “Rooted in the secular, with occasional Bible references.” By comparison, No Hill For A Climber (a line from Barbara Kingsolver’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Demon Copperhead) is more rooted in the world of the secular, with occasional references to the Bible: Judas, the Prodigal Son, the road to Damascus and, of course, Lord and Jesus pepper a lyrical approach that infers its message instead of…

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