out this album. Windmills In The
Sky is insightful, intelligent music
that may not have pop potential
but is geared towards a more
serious listener.
From the somewhere out of left
field category comes Indubious
who return with their much an-
ticipated From Zero album. Drop
the figurative needle on the
grooves and what emerges is a
form of traditional island reggae
– but surprise – the duo are Cau-
casians from Ashland, Oregon.
Even more surprising is the pair
of brothers Evton and Skip Bur-
ton were both born with Cystic
Fibrosis and presented with a
grim diagnoses of a life expec-
tancy that wouldn’t exceed 18
years. However, they have per-
severed – and, now 30 and 32
respectively – when they sing
about mercy and spiritual mat-
ters you know it’s coming from
an authentic place. In thes