The Terrors Of Intimacy

Christopher's follow-up to "Control", The Terrors Of Intimacy, is also a very emotionally charged work, but this time around the lyrics are more reflective. Focusing now on more intimate, universal and spiritual themes, this CD is both more adventurous and more concise than its predecessor. The growth in Christopher's voice and songwriting is clearly evident, as is his willingness to explore new musical horizons. Joining Maloney on bass/keyboards are guitarist Jeff Kollman and drummer Shane Gaalaas. Lyrically, the songs on The Terrors Of Intimacy deal with the fear people have in opening themselves up to other people and to themselves. Hard hitting songs like "33", "Satori" "Opening Up" and "Real" focus on exploring new horizons in one's own psyche. The softer songs like "The Sinking" and "Broken Record" are about the challenging intimacy in romantic relationships. The classic rock influences remain, but this time with a more modern and textural sound. This CD celebrates a huge leap forward in Christopher's musical and artistic development.