ALBUM REVIEW: KRISTIAN MONTGOMERY AND THE WINTERKILL BAND- PRINCE OF POVERTY
Image courtesy of the press. Boston-based Alt-Country outfit Kristian Montgomery and The Winterkill Band have released their second studio album, Prince Of Poverty , a follow-up to last year's debut, Grave Church. Montgomery and co decided to take no risks and headed to Ultrasound studios to record the album two months after their predecessor. Kristian Montgomery is a Danish- Irish Singer/Songwriter, brought up in New Florida. Montgomery has led quite the existence with stories of struggles, poverty and religion. The Son of a Fisherman chronicles this with ten songs of Country rock, Country Pop and Blues in Prince Of Poverty. Opener "They'll Remember My Name" will lead listeners to do so with its Led Zeppelin -esque steel guitar intro and grunge stylings. The slow tempo track has added sweet melodies wrapped in a warm voice to make this a pleasant beginning. Next up is "Tired of Being Tired" a touching ballad. Montgomery pours his emotions out with this...