This Lancaster New Era feature by Gary Graff and W. Kim Heron reviews Prince’s new album Graffiti Bridge, describing it as a creative and accessible return to form. The article praises the record’s 17 songs for their spiritual undertones, musical diversity, and seamless blend of rock, R&B, and funk. Publication: Lancaster New Era Date: August 23 1990 Country: United States The review highlights Graffiti Bridge as Prince’s most focused and consistent effort since Purple Rain.