Eric Church – Evangeline vs. The Machine [Vinyl LP]

Description

Eric Church’s Evangeline vs. The Machine captures the raw honesty and sonic experimentation that have become hallmarks of his career. While not part of his primary studio discography, this sought-after album was originally released as a limited bonus disc bundled with select editions of The Outsiders. Now, for the first time, it arrives as a standalone release on classic black vinyl, giving fans access to a deeper, more introspective side of Church’s songwriting journey.

Musically, Evangeline vs. The Machine explores themes of artistic control, rebellion, and personal growth. Tracks like “Evangeline” and “That’s Damn Rock & Roll” showcase a darker, moodier edge compared to his radio hits, blending outlaw country spirit with blues-inflected Southern rock and stripped-down acoustic moments. This collection offers listeners a rare glimpse behind the curtain of Church’s creative process, revealing a more experimental and unfiltered voice.

Pressed on standard-weight black vinyl, this edition faithfully preserves the original recordings with warm analog textures and balanced clarity. The album is housed in a single-sleeve jacket. With its underground appeal and backstory rooted in artistic freedom,Evangeline vs. The Machine is a compelling addition to any serious Eric Church vinyl collection.

• Format: 1x LP, standard black vinyl
• Standout Tracks: “Evangeline,” “Thats Damn Rock & Roll,” “Like a Wrecking Ball”
• Pressing Details: Standalone vinyl debut, single-sleeve jacket
• Genre/Style: Country Rock, Outlaw Country, Acoustic Americana
• UPC: 602475928959

This is a rare opportunity to own Evangeline vs. The Machine on vinyl; an essential deep cut from the Eric Church catalog now ready for the turntable.

* The Spotify track list may not exactly represent the tracks and audio of this LP edition.

Track List:

Side A:

1. Hands Of Time
2. Bleed On Paper
3. Johnny
4. Storm In Their Blood

Side B:

1. Darkest Hour
2. Evangeline
3. Rocket’s White Lincoln
4. Clap Hands