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“Pete Rafle's debut full-length album is a collection of groovy, thought-provoking songs in the tradition of Steve Earle, Jason Isbell, Nick Lowe, and Billy Bragg.”
From the shifting ground of cities and souls: Wholesale Angel Market explores desolation, redemption, and the animal instincts lurking in the far corners of our rooms on their haunting debut, while alphabets captures fleeting moments through Roland SP555 sound collages — ambient, noisy, jazzy, and sometimes nothing at all. Darren Hayman bridges centuries by adapting William Morris' 19th-century socialist chants with warm, fuzzy guitar and broken pianos, recorded on Morris's own piano. Two For Joy offers a DIY meditation on playing music without anyone really listening — love, childhood, alcoholism, and escape all folded in.
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“Meet the ultimate villain. Told as a dialogue between a killer and his victim, this doom folk ballad depicts human evil as a brew of entitlement, grievance, and sheer lunacy.”
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“Both timely and timeless, “Take the Tyrant Down” is a classic protest song written from the point of view of a people breaking from oppression.”