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Live At Terry's DVD - 2010
$15.00
Live at Terry's was recorded on June 20th 2009 at Artist's Inn Residence (www.artistsinnresidence.com) after a 58 city 64 performance national tour that lasted 63 days. This intimate performance includes acoustic versions of: Till The End (With Jake Walden on paino), Rise and Lover
As well as 3 previously unreleased songs: Westward Winds, Stay and Spaces Unseen.
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The Politics Of Love / Rise Double EP
$12.00
**Now Available For Pre-Order**
This double EP combines the raw political energy of "The Politics of Love" EP (2010) with Tom's heartfelt and anthemic 2008 EP "Rise". Each collection stands alone but combined, this double EP becomes a full length collection, raw emotinal and unadorned.
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Back To Love -2009
$15.00
With the release of his third CD, Back To Love, Tom Goss has managed to create an album that is instantly accessible, receiving acclaim from both critics and fans. The lead single, Till The End, notched over 10,000 YouTube hits in three days and is quickly becoming an anthem for the marriage equality movement.
Hear what people are saying:
Critics:
-A collection of “impassioned performances that hit harder and strike deeper.” Allmusic (April 2009)
-“A heartfelt winner” - OnTap Magazine (March 2009)
-“A remarkable, cohesive collection” - Metro Weekly (April 2009)
-“Full and memorable” - Hardrock Heaven (February 2009)
Listener Reveiws:
-I "am captivated by [Back To Love's] originality, depth and tenderness."
-"emotionally rich lyrics, floating over folk rock arrangements conveys a sense of urgency to this emotion we call love"
-"every song worth listening to over and over"
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Rise - 2008
$7.00
The second CD from this soulful and energetic DC-based musician—whose former life as a Catholic seminarian gives him an unusual perspective on life and love.
The six songs on Rise showcase Goss’s stylistic flexibility. The urgent growl of “Morning Sun” dissolves into the anthemic title track, in which airy guitars soar above martial snares. Goss steps it up with the syncopated hip-shaker “Come Around” and then channels Let It Be-era McCartney for the somber piano spiritual “A Thousand Times Before.” Rounding out the disc are two love songs: “Bed of Clouds,” a dynamic ballad that juxtaposes tenderness and passion, and “King of Something Right,” a sparklingly beautiful yet unadorned declaration.
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Naked Without - 2006
$10.00
Say you’re a young guy who takes the road less traveled, a path that shocks your friends: you decide you want to be a Catholic priest. But seminary isn’t quite what you imagined, and the struggle between your secular and spiritual selves—not to mention the institution—is anything but holy. So you turn back, your faith betrayed, your future blurry. Now what?
If you’re Tom Goss, you make Naked Without, a sonic record of that journey and a celebration of new beginnings.
Don’t expect hymns. Tom offers up surprisingly dynamic and melodic acoustic rock that features muscular guitar, soulful bass, distinctive vocals—and a unique voice. If the 25-year-old has any patron saints, they include David Gray, Dave Matthews, Damien Rice, Ben Folds, and Joss Stone.
The CD’s title, and Tom’s songs, ask some tough questions: In what do you clothe your identity? What—or whom—would you be naked without? What would you sing about then?
Tom’s answers are definitely worth listening to.
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