Amy Thatcher and Francesca Knowles Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
ACCORDION AND DRUMS LIKE YOU'VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE - breaking with tradition while adopting it as a foundation for playful experimentation. Their live show has both raucous energy and sympathetic intensity - drums, synths, keys and vocals, for an unapologetic brew of colourful composition. The album showcases the pair's undaunted attitude to kicking off a genre revolution. ... more
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All of this album is just great. But Storm to Weather is just an amazing sing along track that is always a joy to hear live.
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This album is pretty much perfect. Hard to pick a favorite track. It just feels good all the way through.
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Cloud Horizons
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Evocative, wonderful musicianship, great tunes and songs, and great fun!
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Cloud Caverns bring together a host of different musical genres—everything from prog to electronic music to folk—for a deeply personal record.
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The Alabama singer-songwriter may have turned in his guitars for synths and drum machines, but his music is no less personal or incisive.
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Build Something Better
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It's the hope. Through the sadness and anger at the current state of the world, Grace seems to sing hope and belief that people can, and want to, do better, and build something where we all fit.
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