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Four years in the making and entirely self-produced, 'Tall Tales' is the first full-length album from Ringlefinch and has been called “one of the most accomplished debuts we’ve heard in years”. With dark-humoured, wittily introspective lyrics set to upbeat, offbeat earworm tunes and a strong folk-storytelling sensibility, 'Tall Tales' is built around themes of identity, exploring how we all tell ourselves stories of who we are to try and make sense of the world, and how we fit in it. The stories here are rooted in a deep sense of place, of the personal and the universal. This sense of self-determination even extends to the production of the album - the band recorded and mixed it on equipment they built themselves. 

The cover photos were taken by singer Andy's dad in 1990, when Britain’s most famous steeplejack Fred Dibnah visited their small Peak District village to demolish an old mill chimney. After all, every story has an ending - and more often than not, the most interesting ones are the ones that come tumbling right on down.

Tracks:
01 - Edward Gorey’s Gory Stories
02 - The Prince of Poyais
03 - Making It
04 - Tongue in Cheek
05 - Just Enough Rope
06 - Ophelia
07 - Woolpacks
08 - Gone South
09 - Dust & Stones
10 - The Masochism Tango
11 - Pomme De Lune
12 - Coldwell Clough

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster. Laat af en toe eens weten wat je van het album vindt. Altijd leuk, de mening van anderen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcdX-aDKWok