Search - Ehron Vonallen :: God's Grandchild

3rd full length album from electronic/industrial artist Ehron VonAllen. This album has a blend of his previous work while leaning towards a mainstream type sound. However, the songs still maintain his unique dark synth style like on Emptiness and Betrayal. The song High InFidelity surges a country guitar meets industrial drums and synths type atmosphere with the vocals telling a story of infidelity and ultimately dying. It's ironic considering the music is more uplifting than his previous albums but the vocal content contains such melon collie stories. But that's apparently what Ehron VonAllen is known for. The title track screams dance hit just in it s first 30 seconds while Don t Worry Anymore , which was released as a single to promote the album, has definite traces of New Order all through it. Transmission Of Love (let s dance) is exactly what the title suggests. Basically a techno instrumental with samples of female vocals scattered across the song. Definitely a great track for the club. World in Trouble tells about how the world is in upheaval. Lyrics were inspired by the idea of everyone having one common goal based on realizing we are not alone in the universe. This CD is a great accomplishment for VonAllen considering he s always been fairly labeled underground . God's Grandchild also provides a treat for fans of The Cure and David Bowie. Selecting virtually unkown songs by the general public but treasured by die hard fans of these 2 artists [prayers for rain], [sunday], it proves VonAllen is truly inspired by said groups.