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“Sprawling. Atmospheric. Cinematic. Enthralling”: Chris Rea finds friends among fans of Mark Knopfler and J.J. Cale on The Road To Hell

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“Sprawling. Atmospheric. Cinematic. Enthralling”: Chris Rea finds friends among fans of Mark Knopfler and J.J. Cale on The Road To Hell

The Road To Hell fuses Chris Rea’s weather-beaten blues instincts with serious songwriting smarts and a sharp-eyed sense of social unease

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