Josh Langhoff is a church musician. He’s written about music for The Village Voice, The Singles Jukebox, two EMP Pop Conferences, his church newsletter, his blog Surfing in Babylon, and the Burnside Writers Collective, where he also serves as music editor.
Features
Tuesday, December 13 2011
The Book of Mormon: Contemporary Christian Album of 2011
Contemporary Christian Music could take a page or two out of The Book of Mormon.
Reviews
Friday, May 25 2012
Jean-luc Fafchamps: KDGhZ2SA, a Six-Letter Sufi Word
New music endeavor recalls Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies or Sufjan Stevens's 50 States Project.
Thursday, May 17 2012
Batida: Batida
Reissue label Soundway gets into modern dance music, and they're off to an excellent, noisy, relentless start.
Monday, May 7 2012
Counting Crows: Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did On Our Summer Vacation)
Fifteen covers performed with as fine a sense of group interplay as you’ll find outside the jazz world.
Wednesday, May 2 2012
Juhani Aaltonen and Heikki Sarmanto: Conversations
Subdued duets for private listening and intimate naps.
Tuesday, May 1 2012
Gene Watson: Best of the Best: 25 Greatest Hits
Turn-of-the-'80s country comp raises questions about art, commerce, sex, and vast quantities of wine.

































