Jason Heath & The Greedy Souls

By Carol Gronner Jason Heath And The Greedy Souls are back with their new album, and first release for Wayne Kramer’s Industrial Amusement label, A Season Undone. From its anthemic title track, the message is clear “...sometimes you have to tear things down to build them back up.” Says Heath, “Sometimes you have to almost destroy yourself to find redemption.” There is harsh reality, but there is also hope. “Searching for the pieces of your heart...” is a long, hard road, but you just might find them all, and put them back together again. A Season Undone builds on the same foundation of fiery roots rock heard on their previous albums, which prompted Paste Magazine to call their first record, A Vain Hope Of Horse, “A wonderful debut: ragged, soulful, and well written.” Rock journalist Dave Marsh said of their second disc, Packed For Exile, “Jason Heath and The Greedy Souls speak to the heartache and joy in the world, with the wisdom not to try to separate them, and the skill to make all of it beautiful.” Post-Amerikana, Acousteletric, AGIT-POP, Arena Folkountry Rock 'n' Roll