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- Summary: This is the second full-length prog-folk release from the British comedian best known for his work in The IT Crowd and The Mighty Boosh.
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- Record Label: E1 Entertainment
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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| Devil Inside Me | |
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| Come try to find me Don't ever wake me Stay close by me Don't ever lie to me You don't say a word You look straight at me That's all I need now the... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Positive: 4 out of 6
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Mixed: 2 out of 6
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Negative: 0 out of 6
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Jul 11, 2013What we have here is prog-folk of the highest order.
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MojoJul 11, 2013A deft pop nous and palpable devotion to his influences ensures each experiment really works. [Aug 2013, p.96]
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UncutJul 11, 2013Kill The Wolf is another ruralist fantasy furnished with tales of witchcraft and maypoles. [Aug 2013, p.67]
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Classic Rock MagazineJul 23, 2013While you may never be able to fully forget that Berry's tongue is in his cheek, the love, attention to detail and panache of Kill The Wolf make it a trip worth taking. [Summer 2013, p.95]
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Jul 11, 2013While Knock Knock and The Signs admittedly veer close to theatrical, declamatory pastiche, Solstice--which laudably endeavours to track the journey from the shortest to the longest day-- is nine-and-a-half minutes of bona-fide neo-prog: a shimmering three-way between Camel, the Super Furries and David Gilmour.
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Jul 11, 2013‘Devil Inside Me’ is the album’s earworm that you’ll end up humming, and ‘Solstice’ is a pleasingly overblown proggy epic, but much of the rest is competent yet uninspiring, and the novelty soon wears off.
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Positive: 1 out of 1
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Aug 24, 2013
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