2012-04-09
This band is akin to Mumford and Sons and The Fleet Foxes--emotionally delivered harmony-drenched lyrics with a quiet but steady build up (in the first two songs) or a gentle and persistent refrain (in the last two songs). Lead singer/songwriter Peter Liddle is a Brit, but raised in Norway; he found some musical mates in London and says the band plays folk music with a background of post-punk and hardcore. This ain't upbeat music--it is brooding and contemplative, as from the title track: "I was prepared to love you/And never expect anything of you/There’s no patron saint of silent restraint/Baby, there aint no sword in our lake/Just a funeral wake." Michael J. 04/12 F-Indie (Harmony)Hope Country
Hope Country
Danny Schmidt
Instead the Forest Rose to Sing
Steppin' In It
Hidden in the Lowlands
SADIES
Tales of the Rat Fink (OST)
JAKE SHIMABUKURO
Gently Weeps
William Nowik
Notes from the Underground
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