Introducing: The Fallows

Introducing: The Fallows

by Alex on 26 June, 2012

in Introducing, Music Reviews

Coventry based band The Fallows release their new single ‘Front Row’ on 27th August a taste of what’s to come with the release of their debut album ‘Face The Wolves’ on 3rd September 2012. From their humble origins of a duo featuring Ross Darby and Pete Rutherford the band have been fine tuning and developing their sound since 2010 which has led to the addition of Sam Stokes on bass and Neal Pointon on fiddle. The results are a fitting combination, a young indie folk band with an edge that will make them a popular live band, taking inspiration from both traditional and modern influences.

Where they really shine is when they go that extra mile. After hearing ‘Raining Back Home‘ which features the percussion of dancing feet courtesy of World Champion Irish Dancer Declan McHale you begin to see the distance from the numerous other indie folk hopefuls. The fiddle playing on this album plays a big part in making their sound unique as well as offering originality as can be heard on ‘Annecy‘.

They’re a band to watch out for so if you get a chance to see them live then go for it!

Upcoming Dates

June 30th – Godiva festival MAIN STAGE
July 7th – Napton Festival
July 12th – Hawley Arms, London
July 21st – Flannelys, Coventry
August 25th – The Nugget, Coventry
August 26th – The 4PS, Coventry
September 1st – Monto Water Rats, London

Face The Wolves is out for physical release 3rd September, Front Row is out 27th August on 4Real Records.

www.thefallowsmusic.co.uk
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  • http://www.facebook.com/thefallowsmusic Martin Pointon

    Just to give you an idea of the impact of your reviews. In the 24 hrs after this was published, The Fallows have received nearly 400 additional Soundcloud views on the two songs you featured. Cheers

  • Alex

    That’s great Martin, nice to hear this sort of feedback! Good man! Sort of thing that makes my day!

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