Matt Stalker & Fables Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Newcastle-based baroque-folk five-piece have two albums to their name: The Man Who Said This died of Alchemy (2011) called,
'a masterpiece of care and craftmanship', and Knots (2014), described as 'understated but immensely powerful'.
Adam James Cooper (viola, sax, clarinet, banjo, vox)
Ditte Elly (piano, vox)
Jenny Nendick (cello)
Ged Robinson (drums, vibes)
Matt Stalker (vocals, guitar)
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Matt Stalker & Fables recommends:
Laura Marling meets Joni Mitchell. Spellbinding
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