As Big Gay Horror Fan stumbles down the rocky path of his daily existence, he has often dreamed about musical backgrounds to highlight all of his sharp adventures.

Finally, with Tuesday Knight’s brilliantly eclectic collection Faith, I have found the perfect sonic expression for all of my many moods.

Anchored by Knight’s dusky, expressive growl, the tracks on Faith run the gamut. From perky pop, limb rousing dance, dramatic rock and (even) country, Knight proves she is a woman of many seasons here and the singular goddess of every last one!

Horror fans are most likely to gasp with happiness over the inclusion of Nightmare, the potent (legendary) opening track to Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master. Knight exposes herself in all her glory, though, throughout the set list. Fun resolve is the name of the day on kinetic Out of Control while heartache is mined with potent skill on superior Throw Me Away. If It Takes All Night and Little Things would fit perfectly at a 50’s sock hop. Title track, Faith, meanwhile rings with subtle modular changes that ultimately delight.

Faith (which is comprised of 18 total tracks) is available, for a limited time only, from http://www.mp-ent.com/

Meanwhile, Big Gay Horror Fan is always available at http://www.facebook.com/#!/BigGayHorrorFan!

Until the next time – SWEET love and pink GRUE! – Big Gay Horror Fan!