Musically, Miracle Temple is a triumph in its blend of the traditional and modern. The guitar work, often reminiscent of classic Southern rock, brings in a bluesy rawness that pairs well with McEntire’s gospel-inflected vocals.
Griffin has said little publicly about her lyrics, often deflecting attempts to decode their meanings. But maybe that’s the point. Living with Ghosts was never about clarity—it was about company. And You Are Not Alone, in its gentle insistence, reminds us: grief is private, but the ache is shared.
Two collaborations in three months tell you where Konradsen is heading. November 2024 brought “Nick of Time” with Chicago artist Gia Margaret—gentle, atmospheric, exactly what you’d expect. Then came “Efficiency” in early 2025 with Christian Beharie, and suddenly the Norwegian duo sounds willing to sit in discomfort