The Left Atrium

I was trying to pick a favorite song and I can't choose! Kris's lyrics are so honest and captivating! Every time I listen to this album I find new things that I love about it!!! It takes a certain kind of album to withstand a road trip, and this album is definitely a GO TO!

Kris, The Left Atrium is a haunting beautifuly done album that stays with you. Everyday Love is still one of my favorites after hearing you sing it live. Love the new music video too. Your songs tell stories and make you listen. I love every track :)

Loving this new album from Kris' Angelis!!! I've always been a fan of her voice and this new album is so delightful, I can listen to it anywhere, in the car, at home, in the office, it puts me in a good mood no matter where I am!

This album is so good! I've watched the Not Your Fault video like 10 times.

It's great for any folk fan, or fans of The Civil Wars!

I remember the day Kris got her first guitar on Magazine St. In New Orleans. And look where she is now! A fine singer , songwriter and actor. Staying on course and creating beautiful work. Very happy for you, Kris. Claudia B. , New Orleans

The CD is fantastic. She sings with an honesty and sincerity that is rare and lovely.

Kris is a whimsical songwriter with passion and playfulness. I love how all her songs tell a story. Great album!!

This is a beautiful album! Every song sticks in your head and you find yourself humming it as you go about your day. Beautiful melodies and wonderful lyrics. Great variety too!

Where to begin... There is no beginning point. It's as if you are a red blood cell swirling your way through the vascular system of melodies and lyric and pounding rhythms and soothing tones. It's a cycle with no beginning or end but if you had to choose a place the left atrium would be a good start for it is a pivotal place. A place of rendering and freedom. A place of wonderment and bewilderment with a dash of hope and a fancy helping of ewok spirit. May the force be with you as you fly through the album track by track, pausing only briefly to reflect on what you just experienced as a listener. The imperial cruisers of dead space try to shoot you out of the darkness of outer space between tracks, but you hold on tightly as yoda guides you throug to each next song. As the album comes to a close you slowly awaken from your dreamlike state back into the cold ugly real world you long for more. You miss the songs as if they were your old lost relatives from a different dimension. You are staring at the track listing with tears flying out of your eyes like garden sprinklers while screaming" noooooo". Then you start the album over again, entering of course at the obvious place... The left atrium. Btw- this review might seem a bit bland, it's because I'm very tired. But I assure you I know good music when I hear it, because lets face it- I am not just a normal person. I have a very wise ear ...and people clap sometimes after I say stuff. Buy this record -