Manic includes the single "Graveyard"
It’s the sound of a band reconnecting with what made their music matter in the first place and finding new meaning in it along the way
Tokyo – 1984
Eugene Mirman reveals a series of mild grievances with warmth and wonder in his first special and album in a decade
Brooke Ligertwood - Eat (LP, Colored) (New (N)) Women's Clothing Manic includes the single "Graveyard"EAT is a Scripture driven worship album produced by Brooke Ligertwood and Jason Ingram, built entirely from the biblical text itself. Featuring Lauren Daigle, Abbie Gamboa, Victory Boyd, and The New Respects, the record blends choir, pipe organ, strings, and communal voices to create space for reflection and participation. Rather than interpreting Scripture, EAT allows it to lead, inviting listeners to sit, listen, and respond. Available on sunflower