Album Review, Dead Horse Trauma's Tellus Hodiernus Caducusby G Michael Peter - The Bigfoot Diaries Most music pundits have declared that the age of the album is gone, and that CD's or Vinyls will remain soley as collectors items. Truelly a sad thing to believe. Owning an album gives you so much more than just the music. It gives you a package of artwork, linear notes, and most of all a glimpse into the minds of the artists that one simply does not get with just a digital copy. I'm not going to use the typical grading scale of x out of five stars or numerical value out of ten, because most of the time people who read reviews simply skip past what is being said and just look for the award. Instead, what I am aiming to do is view Tellus Hodiernus Caducus (THC from now on) as a whole: art, lyrics, and of course the actual tunes. My association with the DHT guys is a known fact and if you are worried about bias, eat it, I'm not going to praise a friend if there is nothing to praise, however, I truelly belie