The Encyclopedia of Christian Music has this strange entry in the article on Psalters: “Michael Knott contributes the song ‘Fattened Frothing Swine,’ which seems out of place insofar as it offers third-person commentary on modern lifestyles, whereas everything else is couched in second-person address to God” (p. 733). However, this is not mentioned on the Psalters website or any where in the credits of the album. Members of the band have confirmed that Knott was not a part of this album in any way.
Label: | Burnt Toast Vinyl |
Format: | CD |
Released: | 1999 |
Genre: | Folk Rock |
01) | All Yeshua | |
02) | Brux in a Box | |
03) | Fattened Frothing Swine | |
04) | El Elyon | |
05) | I’m Free | |
06) | IntheI | |
07) | Red | |
08) | Hideaway | |
09) | Words….on Ruach | |
10) | Flood Me, Burn Me |