Ahh the harmonies & the differences. And this point! Drip off each other, and then further with the earth of the bass

Love the sound of the horse in the background... delightful. Reminds me of the music of Devotchka, but more positive.

Ooh this  does get inside your head and ....

Thanks a lot Mr Berry, have had this stuck in my head for 3 days now.  Just wait until write a good toon!

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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