Bob Dylan "John Wesley Harding" Gnarls Barkley "Atlanta" and regret-filled reflections on a

and regret-filled reflections on a near fifteen-year rap career add depth throughout the project

in addition to pummeling audiences at major festivals all over the US

It is one of the most freeing recording experiences I have had

At once accessible and eccentric

Their heaviest record to date sinks it's teeth into listeners with a powerful delivery by vocalist/guitarist Matt Tuck

Bob Dylan "John Wesley Harding" Gnarls Barkley "Atlanta" and regret-filled reflections on aReleased in late 1967, John Wesley Harding marked Bob Dylans return to semi acoustic instrumentation. The album draws on folk and country traditions, with lyrics that reference biblical and narrative themes. It includes tracks such as All Along the Watchtower and As I Went out One Morning. Available on vinyl.