I am loving this album! Is anyone else loving this album?
A lot of different inspirations in there that I can’t really describe. Maybe a hodge podge of early 2000s indie? All feels cohesive though
I am loving this album! Is anyone else loving this album?
A lot of different inspirations in there that I can’t really describe. Maybe a hodge podge of early 2000s indie? All feels cohesive though
Didn’t see what forum this was in when I clicked; was braced to read a very different post
i was gonna start this thread!
yeah didn’t click the first few times but on 3rd listen fell for it quite hard, and been playing it a lot since. The two voices work really well together but her’s especially is pretty amazing at moments. Get a little bit of mid-period St Vincent from the tracks she leads, a little bit of glam strut
lovely Wilco reference on the last song too
also sold out most of their tour even with the album just being out a few weeks - good effort! Wonder if they were big on 6 Music or something and just passed me by
Yes it’s great! Think there’s a Big Thief influence in places. Nice to see a local Nottingham band release such a great debut album and they are nice people too. Think lots on this board will like it.
Have clarified, don’t want to scare people off
Really loving this album. Between this, the forthcoming Brown Horse album and The Tubs record from the other week there’s a good bunch of earnest folky/alt-country-ish records that are just smashing it at the moment.
Seem to be on r2 a lot or maybe its just on jo whiley
The genius of this only really hit me today. It had had a few listens since its release but hadn’t gone past ‘interesting’ and ‘promising’ but for some reason today it completely clicked. Maybe partly because the second half is stronger (although it is all pretty damn great).
Looking forward to spending more time with it.
Hangman into Pill is a perfect pair of songs
Very happy I have tickets for the winter tour nowc, they’ve fully clicked
Gig … now!
Yeah really good album and unquestionably Nottingham’s best band now swallowtail have moved to Brighton
Definitely in my top 10 of the year, approaching the top 5
Gig was great, 2 new tracks both very good, incredible harmonies. Wonder how big they’ll get
3/4 of them with double barrelled names amuses me also
Do Nothing feel aggrieved at this comment (apart from the drummer who’s in both bands)
I’m seeing them early December. They were incredible at Gorilla earlier this year. The way that Felix and Tigers lead vocals intertwine with each other is just perfect stuff. Probably my favourite of the current crop of British bands. 'Mercy" is my song of the year (possibly)
Rock City tonight!
jaggy jaggy jag jag
I wrote a very quick review of their brilliant rock city show last night
I’ve finally gotten round to properly listening to this after being a bit put off by the name due to it being a bit too on the nose for me given life events but it’s so good!
Lord is my current favourite but it’s all great, so many lovely little details.