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Potter's Field Review

I am lucky enough to say that I have already heard all of Potter's Field, and, as a huge fan of 12 Stones ever since the first album, I would like to say that they have greatly matured between the 2 albums. They began recording the first album not even a year after they formed, and seemed really rushed. More than 2 years after that release, they are preparing to release Potter's Field.
Their sound has improved so much that you can play both albums for somebody who has never heard them, and they would be able to tell that Potter's Field is the newer album. Paul McCoy shows his incredible songwriting talent even more on this album, and sometimes even leaves you in awe of how deep his lyrics get.
Eric Weaver continues to show that he is one of the best guitarists in the business today, with awesome guitar solos in most of the tracks on the album.
From Speak Your Mind to In Closing, 12 Stones leaves you hanging onto your seat even more so than they did with the first album. Personal favorites include Lifeless, Bitter, and the slower Stay. I can sit here and tell you how great this album is, but I don't want you to take my word for it. Go out and get this album when it is released and you will not be disappointed.

Review by: Chris, MusiChristian.com