This self-produced debut sounds like it has sprung from the dusty plains outside of Albuquerque rather than the smoky boozers of East London, but Anglo-Swede songwriting partners Terry Wolfers and Petter Ericson Stakee couldn t have less American roots if
This self-produced debut sounds like it has sprung from the dusty plains outside of Albuquerque rather than the smoky boozers of East London, but Anglo-Swede songwriting partners Terry Wolfers and Petter Ericson Stakee couldn't have less American roots if they tried.
This collection of haunting, broken-hearted country-folk tunes have strong gospel and blues-rock themes - think Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Van Morrison - but the feel is fresh and songs are given space to breathe.
The album is a sparkling, original collection of upliftingly doleful tracks.
4/5
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