Cover of Nothing More to Say

Nothing More to Say

The Frightnrs

2 September 2016

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Tracklist 11 tracks, 39:24
  1. 1All My Tears4:08
  2. 2Nothing More to Say4:11
  3. 3Gotta Find a Way3:49
  4. 4What Have I Done3:29
  5. 5Purple3:45
  6. 6Trouble in Here2:48
  7. 7Till Then3:20
  8. 8Lookin for My Love3:06
  9. 9Hey Brother (Do Unto Others)3:59
  10. 10Gonna Make Time3:35
  11. 11Dispute3:13

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Rated 8/10

Nothing More To Say is an album I've found back in my old days of sitting in front of my monitor, slinging from video to video on YouTube.

It's a very impressive modern reggae album. Even more impressive considering 95% of reggae not from Jamaica (or associated with Jamaica in some way) is ass. Also even, even more impressive is that the album was recorded while the singer was fighting with a disease that slowly killed him, in its final stages at the age of 33, with Klein never seeing this album's release

Nothing More To Say doesn't try to bring 70s reggae back. Instead, what it does it distill it through the modern sound of the New York underground, and the atmosphere of the diaspora that inhabits it.

The Frightnrs never disbanded, but have stopped making music out of respect for their frontman. And what a frontman he was -- a beautiful angelic voice. What remains is this monument to love and to him.