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Mumford And Sons ‘I Will Wait’

August 8, 2012 by Lachy 0 Comments

Those who follow Mumford And Sons news closely will already have heard most of the band’s upcoming second album ‘Babel’ from live recordings. However today that band released the first studio song from the record, ‘I Will Wait’. It’s Mumford And Sons, so you know exactly what to expect, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

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Mumford And Sons ‘Where Are You Now?’

March 9, 2012 by Lachy 0 Comments

New Mumford And Sons track. Played live. More of the same really, but that’s a good thing. New album this year.

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Mumford And Sons ‘The Enemy’

November 17, 2011 by Lachy 1 Comment

Here’s a new short but sweet song from Mumford And Sons, ‘The Enemy’, written for the movie adaption of ‘Wuthering Heights’. Apparently there are no plans to release the song properly, which is a bit of a pity because it’s rather awesome. At the moment you can only listen to it accompanied by a trailer for the film.

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Mumford And Sons ‘Home’

July 7, 2011 by Lachy 1 Comment

Mumford And Sons are one of those bands that love to trial new material on the road before taking it to the studio, and they’ve been doing just that recently with a new song which has been dubbed ‘Home’ by fans. They’ve also played it for Colorado radio station KBCO, which is what gives us this high quality recording.

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30 Day Song Challenge #17: A Song That You Hear Often On The Radio

April 6, 2011 by Lachy 0 Comments

Whilst I do hate any radio station getting carried away with a song I thought was a bit of a personal hidden gem beforehand, if it means being able to see the band live in Australia then it is almost certainly worth it.

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Various Cruelties

March 31, 2011 by Lachy 0 Comments

This is how you make lo-fi sounding music without it sounding shit; this is how you make music that harks back to the 50s without it sounding clichéd; this is quite simply how you make great music.

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