In the press

Reviews

“This album is dedicated to his friend and producer Peter Nelson… his soul will forever live in these songs that will be handed down from generation to generation for years to come … a story like this adds to the many adventures this artist has lived in his life.

These experiences and emotions allow him to find the inspiration to compose his music.

A sincere, introspective style, a constant search for strong emotions, because this is the only way Terry K 3TL knows how to express himself artistically.

You need to listen to this album several times and I suggest you focus on the lyrics and arrangements that help these beautiful words to become poetry” –  Edgar Allan Poets

“There is an authentic country-folk musicality through the feelings and raw soul of Terry K 3tl.

The poetic and splendid texts take us into a whirlwind of emotions, which sends us back to our best memories, to the love for the deceased and those who accompany our lives. The rocking chords and the artist’s voice take us to the guts from start to finish.

A wonderful musical gift. Dive into this wonderful and poignant “Tell Me A Story”:

Indie Chronique 

“This heavily folk-acoustic-country song is among the biggest releases this year, with its soaring emotionality and epic sounding tone that gradually escalates according to the narrative. “To A Friend – A Celebration Of Life” is a beautiful hymn to friendship , one of those songs that are prescribed to stigmatize your place in history! It really is impeccable work” … – Roadie Music

“The songs are joyful, heart wrenching, indecisive, and brutally honest – just like life. Here’s our review of “Henry Bought a Gun.”

First off, love the fact that this tracks in at over seven minutes. When you see that you know you’re in for a tale where nothing is held back. Instrumentation is straight forward and well produced – two acoustic parts, banjo, electric slide, B3, bass and drums – nothing fancy, keeping the focus where it should be, on the story. If you’re a fan of true, older country, this is going to be right up your alley. This is Kris Kristofferson, with a big of Gordon Lightfoot and George Jones.” – Phantom Power Music 

“Promised Land closes the album. A collaboration with Stevens Sisters, it’s a richly atmospheric piece that revisits the themes of death introduced by 15’s Up. It’s the perfect ending.

I continue to be impressed with Terry and his collective. Their music eschews bells and whistles, instead choosing to be direct, emotive and relatable. You can’t buy the kind of experience Terry has, and the care he brings to his craft. Tell Me A Story is a must-listen, no matter who you are.” – York Calling