Showing posts with label Stylusboy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stylusboy. Show all posts
Friday, 8 November 2013
#202: Catching Up With...Stylusboy
Interview: Stylusboy
This interview was originally written for Muso's Guide. Click the link above to read in full.
Sunday, 3 November 2013
#196: Stylusboy - Hospitality For Hope
Stylusboy
Hospitality for Hope
November 18 2013 (Wild Sound Recordings)
9/10
Just under five months ago, I reviewed the most recent EP from Coventry-based acoustic folk duo, Stylusboy. Four tracks and 15 minutes was all it took for me to realise that I was in the midst of something special; lush textures, rich harmonies, an irresistible penchant for lo-fi aesthetics and above all, a huge level of stripped down romance that ultimately made for a timeless record. Fast-forward 18 weeks and as the opening notes of their first full-length, Hospitality for Hope, begin to ring out, I can already feel the smile, a permanent fixture throughout my last review, return, brought on by the familiarity of Steve Jones and Rachel Grisedale's effortless vocal duality. It's a welcome return for the duo, whose tireless work ethic and sheer passion for their craft is palpable across every aspect of their debut.
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
#193: Coventry's Stylusboy Stream 'Love's Tale' From Forthcoming Debut Album
Ahead of the release of their forthcoming debut album Hospitality for Hope on November 18th , Coventry-based folk duo Stylusboy are streaming 'Love's Tale', 3-and-a-half minutes of irresistible folk pop which features some rerecorded vocals especially for the album.
Make sure to watch out for the forthcoming interview and album review within the next week or so.
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