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Mumford & Sons – Sigh No More

Words by Chris, posted in Albums, Reviews on... October 8, 2009

"sepia-tinted bluegrass and shimmering folk-pop..."

Mumford & Sons

Sigh No More

Gentlemen of the Road/Island

If, as Mumford & Sons bassist Ted claims, music fans are looking for something with a bit more heart, then they can certainly find a sizeable chunk of it on this stunning debut.

At times it is haunting, others euphoric, but their blend of old time, sepia-tinted bluegrass and shimmering folk-pop sounds fresh, vibrant and uplifting.

Banjos and double bass  may give the impression of a derivative novelty act, but together the band mould delicious harmonies with overpowering melodies.

And as they planned, it just makes you want to have a good old sing song.
An almost perfect piece of modern folk, with tunes that linger long after you press stop.

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