Amps for ChristBest Amps for Christ Albums Ranked
7.3
Avg Score
5
Opinions
5
Albums
1
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Summary from 5 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated Amps for Christ’s catalog across 5 albums from 5 opinions, with an overall average of 7.3/10. The top-rated Amps for Christ album is Every Eleven Seconds (2006) with a 7.7/10 average from 1 rating, followed by The People At Large and The Oak In The Ashes. The discography on Rate.fm spans 2001 to 2014. From Oatmeal To Buttermilk ranks as the highest-rated Amps for Christ song on Rate.fm with a 7.1/10 average.
Every Eleven Seconds
“Latest from Henry Barnes' collective, which is built on homemade electronics and fuzzy paeans to Scotland.”
The People At Large
“In the early 90s, I sublet half a freezing room to the world's most earnest Man Is the Bastard fan. Since I didn't want his money, we set up a barter system: Every couple of weeks he handed over heavy bags of vegetables and various tofu products from the organic grocer where he worked. It functioned well for both of us: He got the food for cost and I ate at home instead of walking to the sketchy C”
The Oak In The Ashes
“This, my friends, is what DIY recording is all about. Amps for Christ mainman Henry Barnes makes music too out of step, too varied and too fucked up for anyone to front him the money for serious studio time. It's never going to happen. But instead of becoming bitter and frustrated, he records his music carefully and cheaply and releases it on labels like Shrimper-- imprints unconcerned with image,”