The promo that I received from this American band, is a burned copy. That's not something new to me, but the omission of song titles is. There are twelve tracks on their album and I have no idea how they're called! Let's describe their music then. Goodbye Audio are a melodic rock band with Christian worship themes plastered all over. It's smooth sounding rock music with gentle, clean singing from a guy and a girl. The attached bio informs me that Goodbye Audio is the band of Chris Shandrow who has worked with Miss Angie and The Frantics. Bassist Jimmy Wise played with Miss Angie too. The other two members are Louis and Stacy Lux who were part of Stereo Deluxx. In other words, Goodbye Audio consists of experienced members. You can hear it in the songs too. Nice songs even though they lack the heaviness I usually prefer. It's a lighter version of Delirious.
Other coverage for this album
The Phantom Tollbooth 2003Reviewed by Olin JenkinsJust about any church band can stand up in front of its congregation and play The Twelve Sacred Songs of praise and worship (you know them all by heart), but it really takes imagination to be innovative, different, and appealing in worship. There are indeed local and regional bands who are truly imaginative. Here's another: Goodbye Audio from Bloomington, Illinois. Self-produced and engineered…The Phantom Tollbooth 2003Reviewed by Curt McLeyYou want to refer to Goodbye Audio's collection Run to You as "modern worship"? Fine. Though the phrase "worship music" is as varied as the demographic and psychographic profile of the bands performing it, in this case, the parlance fits. Members Chris Shandrow, Lewis Lux, Stacey Lux, and Jimmy Wise have traded the restrictive shackles of record company contracts for an open-minded, eclectic,…
