Review by Margareth & Ruud Benne

Bob Dylan's latest album, GWW While the Establishment Burns, is a powerful and politically charged collection of songs that reflects the current state of the world. The album's title track sets the tone, with Dylan's signature gravelly voice lamenting the state of society as the establishment crumbles around us.

The album is a mix of original songs and covers, with Dylan showcasing his versatility as a musician and songwriter. Tracks like "Goodbye Jimmy Reed" and "False Prophet" are classic Dylan, with bluesy guitar riffs and biting lyrics that cut to the core.

But it's the album's more introspective moments that really shine. "Black Rider" is a haunting ballad that explores themes of mortality and redemption, while "I've Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You" is a tender love song that showcases Dylan's softer side.

Summary by Margareth & Ruud Benne

GWW While the Establishment Burns is a must-listen for any Dylan fan or anyone who wants to hear what one of the greatest songwriters of all time has to say about the current state of the world.