St. Louis Post Dispatch (July 12, 2005)
Daniel Durchholz
Brian Capps’ “Walk Through Walls” mixes hardcore honky-tonk, rockabilly and even a little gospel
music, resulting in a particularly impressive solo debut. The former member of Springfield’s
Domino Kings has an easy way with classic material, such as Merle Travis’ “The Devil to Pay” and
“Dark as a Dungeon,” both of which were recorded by Capps’ hero Johnny Cash. Capps is a fine
writer as well,as he proves with original tumes “The Bottom,” the Dwight-worthy “True Liar” and the
devout album closer, “God Knows Why.” Capps has what it takes to be a breakout talent.
Daniel Durchholz
Brian Capps’ “Walk Through Walls” mixes hardcore honky-tonk, rockabilly and even a little gospel
music, resulting in a particularly impressive solo debut. The former member of Springfield’s
Domino Kings has an easy way with classic material, such as Merle Travis’ “The Devil to Pay” and
“Dark as a Dungeon,” both of which were recorded by Capps’ hero Johnny Cash. Capps is a fine
writer as well,as he proves with original tumes “The Bottom,” the Dwight-worthy “True Liar” and the
devout album closer, “God Knows Why.” Capps has what it takes to be a breakout talent.
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