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Album Review: Babel – Crooked Timber

25 September 2008
By Helen True
Album Review: Babel – Crooked Timber

Bristolian sextet Babel have produced an album they describe as an "erstwhile search for 'the essence' of things".
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Babel

25 September 2008
By Lynn Roberts
Babel

They Say: \\”Babel started out all kind of small, folky and a bit shy but then fell in dirty love with pounding tambourines and volume knobs\\”. Band Members: Ben Bird – BassDaisy Palmer – DrumsDaniel Coughlan – Vocals and GuitarMartin Lancaster – ViolinRick Brown – GuitarsBeth Porter – Cello and Ukulele Discography: Pearl Street...
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