The eponymous release was the first full length album from
Jesu, released a year after the début E.P.,
Heart Ache. It took the crushing industrial drone that
Broadrick is known for and hollowed it out. It's a slow process, but once achieved he was free to fill the gap with something new. Over the course of the album he changed the nature of what industrial music had to offer, opening it up to the beginnings of something that—dare I say it—resembles a kind of uplifting optimism.
It's well known that there’s beauty in darkness;
Jesu fans know also that there's beauty in distortion, in minimalism and in purposeful drone.
Songs of Note:
Tired of Me;
We All Faulter
4 paths to divinity out of 5
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