A mix of political techno thrills and supernatural action, Oath centers on a vampire captured by the U.S. Army just after the Civil War who is forced to swear an oath to President Andrew Johnson and has protected the presidency in the Secret Service for nearly 150 years. In Oath, the vampire, named Nathaniel Cade, is paired with a new human handler and finds himself embroiled in a plot involving a monstrous new form of biological weapon with a connection to the White House.
Review written by Sammy Key
There’s nothing better than hitting play on a new album, completely unknowing of what to expect, and feeling yourself come under it’s spell so suddenly that you raise your eyebrows in surprise. That’s exactly what happened to me with The Tower And The Fool‘s newest release, “How Long“. Like many people, I’ve been known to say “There’s not really any type of music I don’t listen to,” before tacking on a definitive “…except country” to the end of my sentence. However, after listening to this record, I’m excited to say the The Tower And The Fool have crafted a clever and eclectic blend of punk and Americana so sweet, I just might be hooked. READ MORE
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