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Shrop Rocks Magazine May | June edition
Shrop Rocks Magazine May | June edition
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BEYOND<br />
THESHIRE<br />
BETH HEMMINGS WRITES<br />
The Idolins have released two<br />
albums: Bridges and You<br />
Said that have received a<br />
marvelous critical reception.<br />
Including air time on BBC Radio 2<br />
and other BBC Introducing<br />
channels. Which leads us to our<br />
soothing melodic masterpiece- the<br />
Idolin's newest single, Seasons.<br />
From the rst enthralling stroke of<br />
Nick and Karen's guitars and the<br />
beautiful harmonious violins,<br />
Seasons captivates you- ready to<br />
throw you into that total space of<br />
calm and eclipses any woes. The<br />
adept blend of ear seducing<br />
melodies and Karen's poignant<br />
story-telling lyrics is a fantastic<br />
demonstration of why the genre of<br />
folk is becoming less niche and ever<br />
more popular.<br />
In comparison to The Idolin's<br />
previous EP Nothing Missing from<br />
album “Bridges” it is evident that<br />
Nottingham's folketes have<br />
developed their sound somewhat.<br />
Seasons seems to embody more of a<br />
vigorous passion and sentimentwhich<br />
also brilliantly coincides<br />
with the gorgeous accompanying<br />
music video.<br />
So if Seasons has not yet touched<br />
your soul in ways you'd never<br />
thought possible of a folk song, it is<br />
time to gateway into this vibrant<br />
genre and allow the awlessness of<br />
Seasons to let your woes oat away<br />
with the wind.<br />
THE<br />
IDOLINS<br />
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