On his sophomore disc, this Floridian crackpot prophet spins gothic folktales inspired by fire-and-brimstone religion, freedom-promising highways, and broken-down cars. But as rural and unsophisticated as songs like ''God Was Drunk When He Made Me'' and ''Handcuffed to a Fence in Mississippi'' might sound, White's perspective is tellingly urbane: What other visionary calls upon trip-hopsters Morcheeba and Q-Burns Abstract Message to dress his candid compositions in murmuring beats and electronic mist? B


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