Search - The Gline :: Freedumb

The third Gline album is as massive a departure from his previous work as his second album was from his debut. It's an outraged assessment of life as we have come to know it, and an inward rumination on life that might have been; it's chaotic and tender in equal measure; it's the best thing Gline has ever done yet. So far. It's dance music for people who're too shellshocked to stand up; it's rock'n'roll for people who hate guitars and can't sing along. It will never crack the Top 40, it will never appear in a feature-length motion picture, and you'll never be able to forget any of it.