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Broken Ears Brighton, UK
Broken Ears debut double-A-side "River / Requiem" captures some of the rootsy sensibility that seems to form the core of the eclectic sound in evidence in their current live set. Broken Ears here carve the foundation of the punk-edged, folk-tinged, jazz-bothering bluesy-americana style that they've made their hallmark. ... more
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