With every release, Heath has tried to take another step in his evolution as an artist. What truly makes this album stand apart is that, for all intents and purposes, it will be the first predominantly hip hop record Heath has ever created that is almost completely joke free. There are just a few moments of levity on this album.
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4/5| Posted March 01, 2012
Heath McNease's new album, Thrift Store Jesus, explores a different side of the singer/rapper. This is probably his most mature album to date as there are no trademark silly songs to be found. Instead it's 14 tracks of great beats and strong lyrical content that explore a whole variety of issues pertaining to life. Thrift Store Jesus is a very different album to listen to if you've listened to Heath's previous works, so if you are expecting something along the lines of The Gun Show, you might be disappointed. But if you wanted to hear something new from Heath McNease, Thrift Store Jesus is a good exploration into more mature themes, you might be plesently surprised.
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