Mark Rose-Smith said:Karine Polwart /Pippa Murphy
A pocket of wind resistance
Absolutely beautiful album
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Mark Rose-Smith said:Karine Polwart /Pippa Murphy
A pocket of wind resistance
Absolutely beautiful album
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Mark Rose-Smith said:Hay Mac..I honestly had a tear come to my eye on reaching the end.....I don't think another album has reduced or lifted me to such a extent....in recent years...but I have to say it won't be for everyone.
Mark Rose-Smith said:Karine Polwart /Pippa Murphy
A pocket of wind resistance
Absolutely beautiful album
https://open.spotify.com/album/4Qet86917RmdNrEpjCqolZ?si=U2t_BntyTCCG8yLhp5m6Ug
Although being a Scot I could be accused of being a tad biased.lol.
McRibbons said:Not sure if anyone has already mentioned Glen Hansard... just playing his album Rhythm and Repose, it’s just right for lazy Sunday afternoon.
McRibbons said:Sam Carter’s album The No Testament has an air of simplicity that is refreshing, and it also has a feel good factor too.
Mark Rose-Smith said:The Imagined Village. Bending the dark
Starts off with some nice folky sounds and then goes off into something else and comes back again...a bit strange but entertaining never the less.www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
Mark Rose-Smith said:The Imagined Village. Bending the dark
Starts off with some nice folky sounds and then goes off into something else and comes back again...a bit strange but entertaining never the less.https://open.spotify.com/album/6fS7WXgZG2QBGBzwJhhclT?si=U-yxq_cJT3y-PppiGECO5A
Macspur said:Mark Rose-Smith said:The Imagined Village. Bending the dark
Starts off with some nice folky sounds and then goes off into something else and comes back again...a bit strange but entertaining never the less.www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
uncannily like Bragg ! Decent too
McRibbons said:Mark Rose-Smith said:The Imagined Village. Bending the dark
Starts off with some nice folky sounds and then goes off into something else and comes back again...a bit strange but entertaining never the less.www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
Macspur said:McRibbons said:Mark Rose-Smith said:The Imagined Village. Bending the dark
Starts off with some nice folky sounds and then goes off into something else and comes back again...a bit strange but entertaining never the less.www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
I’ll try the Two Birds album later, but am enjoying her track Sandman.
If if you like 3 Daft Monkeys “Agnes the Giant Killer” you might enjoy Coco and the Butterfields stuff, maybe.
Laters
McRibbons said:Macspur said:McRibbons said:Mark Rose-Smith said:The Imagined Village. Bending the dark
Starts off with some nice folky sounds and then goes off into something else and comes back again...a bit strange but entertaining never the less.www.realmusicnet.wordpress.com
I’ll try the Two Birds album later, but am enjoying her track Sandman.
If if you like 3 Daft Monkeys “Agnes the Giant Killer” you might enjoy Coco and the Butterfields stuff, maybe.
Laters
Yes, really like what I'm listening to at the moment... King of the Corner EP... Battlegrounds reminded me a bit of Of Monsters and Men
Mac
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Sorreltiger said:Macspur - many thanks for Lisbee Stainton: excellent!
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