A little over a week ago, Joe Skrebels reviewed Timber Timbre’s Creep on Creepin’ On right here, but he’s already had a change of heart. As he explained on his blog Music From A Green Window, it’s just plain better than he told you it was. Here’s the full explanation as to why: Not...
The concept of “genre fiction” or the “genre movie” is never one that’s stretched into the musical realm. Music is dealt with in terms of genres, but the idea of a band belonging to “genre music”, a set of recognisable, re-used tropes, as opposed to “everything else” is never truly discussed. It seems odd...
End of the Road, FFS’s favourite festival, has added another slew of bands to its aleady brilliant line-up. Mogwai will be joining headliners Midlake, Beirut and Laura Marling. Also confirmed are The Leisure Society, Dry The River, Joan as a Policewoman, James Yorkston, Micah P Hinson, John Grant, Jolie Holland, Timber Timbre and Willy...
Taylor Kirk’s one man folk project Timber Timbre has just seen its first UK release with his self-titled eight-track album. With his early recordings made in a timber-framed cabin à la Bon Iver, the Canadian artist builds around core themes of acceptance, fragility, forgiveness and repentance to build a mournful, claustrophobic sound. ‘Until the...
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