Cherokee Rose Buckskin 11/21/2011 is the true sequel to

is the true sequel to Death's then-unreleased album - channeling both the punk-inflected rock and the introspective spirituality that began with Death - but this time in praise of Jesus

singer/songwriter

and showcase Cabello's effusively resonant voice and playful charisma

early supporters of the band have praised Gonzales' unashamed sentimentality and dyed-in-the-wool romanticism

we’ve pressed up a limited edition of 1000 copies in dark gray “inquisitor’s robe” vinyl

Cherokee Rose Buckskin 11/21/2011 is the true sequel toPerforming under the name Cherokee Rose in the 1980s and '90s, Rose's debut release Buckskin existed in a sort of suspended animation: issued as a small run cassette only demo tape and sold at shows direct to a smattering of fans in 1993. No record label, no distribution. Rose doesn't own a cassette deck on which to play it today. In fact, Rose hadn't heard her earliest recordings in over fifteen years when she was approached with the idea to reissue