Translantic supergroup FFS’ debut album is a fantasia of characters, insecurities, balanced emotions and stories orchestrated with erudite professionalism, timeless creativity and distinctively vibrant personalities. An
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Roísín Murphy- Hairless Toys (Play It Again Sam)
The ability to surprise. Not every artist possesses it. Many of those who obtain it can be insufficiently wasteful, ignorantly believing it’s all about taboo costumes,
Mumford and Sons – Wilder Mind (Glassnote)
After releasing their second album Babel in 2012, Mumford & Sons found themselves in a musical dilemma. Do they become a merry-go-round of routine or upset
Patrick Watson – Love Song For Robots (Domino Recordings)
In an interview from 2012 before the release of their last album Adventures In Your Backyard, frontman Patrick Watson spoke of the arrangement vs. song-writing complex:
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