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Live Review: The Lumineers (Concorde 2 Brighton, 24.02.13)

Twelve months ago I hadn't heard of The Lumineers but thanks to the advert that made their hit  Ho Hey  famous, I soon became aware of the folk band from Denver, Colorado. I completely fell for their sound so when I won tickets to their gig in Brighton, I was intrigued and looking forward to seeing the band that I didn't know very much about. Brighton's seafront venue, Concorde 2, is perfect for gigs featur ...

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EP Review: Edd Lane (Thin Man Records) – The Sailors Escape

"Raise the sails and face the storms, when everything else fails they'll return to port" These are just a few of the unique lyrics on Edd Lanes recently released EP - The Sailors Escape. Coming from the Westcountry (UK) this is a rare gem in terms of it being a genuinely easy to listen to piece of contemporary folk. For many people the entire genre of folk in all its forms is thought of as a specialist genr ...

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SINGLE REVIEW: Jack Cookson – My Eyes Were Blind

This song is the first original composition released by independent British musician - Jack Cookson. My Eyes Were Blind is an alternative acoustic-folk track which certainly adds to the appeal of the song as a whole. Upon first hearing this song I was pretty astounded at the quality, especially considering the fact that this isn't a huge established artist with professional recording opportunities. Jack Coo ...

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