Searows Death in the Business of Whaling. An album that I was naturally disposed to warm to given that I've adopted the pursuit of whaling as a metaphor for the journey, guiding principles and momentum of this blog. We drive into the coming storm prow aloft head onwards in the face of it because it's all we can do. Where was I? Ah yes Searows,
This is folk essentually and dispenses atmosphere and tenacity in spades. This record has precedent; Big Thief, Alex G, Phoebe Bridgers and Ethel Cain.Glum resilience and digged and admirable durability. I'm much taken with this.,
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Thanks Cap'n! Coincidentally, came across this yesterday evening. Liked the first couple of tracks, but need to hear the rest. Will give it a proper listen! I've got a few things for you, too, including Sunday Mourners, Jo Passed, Bernard Grancher and PVA
ReplyDeleteI'm finding plenty Darren though I'm always grateful for suggestions. Yes Sunday Mourners, I came across them but had forgotten the name. Many thanks. I'll add the others to the list.
DeleteThanks for the push to PVA Darren. That's just wonderful !
DeleteOh great, thanks Bruce! It struck me, too.
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