 possibly my favourite moment on the rekud

A space with texture and story, set already

Love these little enders, palette cleansers, more communicated

This is my favourite track after listening through the album once

Matt Berry’s follow-up to the “psych-folk genius” (The Times) of 2011’s Witchazel  is a pastoral folk journey with a slightly sinister edge. Matt’s music and lyrics abound with particularly English references, shot through with the hazy bleached out colours of late 60s/early 70s psych-rock.

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Matt Berry was always convinced that, should he be lucky enough to avoid getting a ‘normal’ job, he would be a musician. His life would follow a certain path which, whilst not obviously attractive to most, would have seen him be ‘in a number of bands that would get dropped by the record company.’. So far it hasn’t quite turned out like that at all. 

‘Witchazel’ announced Berry as a writer of some distinction, MOJO praising an album ‘coming from a place of real eccentricity and imagination’, The Guardian finding the whole thing ‘genuinely impressive’,The Times declaring Matt a ‘multi-instrumental pysch-folk genius’  and Q summing it up neatly for the newcomers as ‘the sound of the Fleet Foxes had they grown up within earshot of the M25’.

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