David Wilcox, Underneath - 54m 57s

Tracks & Durations

1. Underneath	4:13
2. Never Enough	3:04
3. Down Here	5:53
4. Spirit Wind	4:08
5. Prisoner of War	4:22
6. Hometown	2:42
7. All My Life	3:34
8. Guilty Either Way	3:54
9. Leaving You	4:08
10. Young Man Dies	4:21
11. Slipping Through My Fist	5:03
12. Home Within Your Heart	3:52
13. Sex and Music	5:36

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Review

Though based in North Carolina, David Wilcox shares much with the New England folk mafia of John Gorka and Dar Williams. His seventh album pursues the quasi-spiritualist and anticonsumerist homilies of his previous work, without extending his artistic range much beyond some gussied-up rock arrangements and the failed trip-folk of "Sex and Music." Wilcox is at his best with romantic ballads such as "Home Within Your Heart," with its plain-spoken opening, "Too tired to sleep, too angry to pray / Too far down to get back up, too lost to find my way." But the fatal flaw here lies in the tone: Wilcox's social commentary grows preachy and cloyingly earnest, undercutting his melodic sophistication and tasteful acoustic arrangements. Fans of Wilcox will likely love this consistent, true-to-folk effort, but ultimately Wilcox is singing to the choir. --Roy Kasten

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