Review: The John Butler Trio – April Uprising
Posted on 16 April 2010 by admin
The John Butler Trio
April Uprising
Jarrah Records
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April Uprising
Jarrah Records
April Uprising is one of the most anticipated albums of 2010.
There is no doubt band front man, John Butler, is a man with a plan though it was still surprising a new trio was named just as a new album was scheduled.
John Butler Trio's April Uprising
It would be an understatement to say April Uprising is yet another masterpiece for Butler and his trio.
The album travels from track to track with ease as though tied together by an imaginary thread.
With an increase of pace and definitely more fun, April Uprising pushes past the band’s previous record, Grand National, offering an exciting boost as the band embraces a new chapter of sound.
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