 Guillemots’ slow-burning debut, Through the Windowpane, embraced so many   influences from rock, folk, pop and jazz that it was hard to properly   position the band. Despite this magpie approach they were nominated for   2006’s Mercury Prize, and 2008’s Red reached the UK top 10. The band   paused while singer Fyfe Dangerfield released a solo album, Fly Yellow   Moon, in 2010. For a man pursuing the quirky, its acoustic love songs   were surprisingly conventional, though no weaker for it. And now, with   recent discs from contemporaries Mystery Jets and Noah and the Whale   aiming at the big time, a slick overhaul can be expected on Guillemots’   third set.
Guillemots’ slow-burning debut, Through the Windowpane, embraced so many   influences from rock, folk, pop and jazz that it was hard to properly   position the band. Despite this magpie approach they were nominated for   2006’s Mercury Prize, and 2008’s Red reached the UK top 10. The band   paused while singer Fyfe Dangerfield released a solo album, Fly Yellow   Moon, in 2010. For a man pursuing the quirky, its acoustic love songs   were surprisingly conventional, though no weaker for it. And now, with   recent discs from contemporaries Mystery Jets and Noah and the Whale   aiming at the big time, a slick overhaul can be expected on Guillemots’   third set.Apr 16, 2011
Guillemots – Walk The River (2011)
 Guillemots’ slow-burning debut, Through the Windowpane, embraced so many   influences from rock, folk, pop and jazz that it was hard to properly   position the band. Despite this magpie approach they were nominated for   2006’s Mercury Prize, and 2008’s Red reached the UK top 10. The band   paused while singer Fyfe Dangerfield released a solo album, Fly Yellow   Moon, in 2010. For a man pursuing the quirky, its acoustic love songs   were surprisingly conventional, though no weaker for it. And now, with   recent discs from contemporaries Mystery Jets and Noah and the Whale   aiming at the big time, a slick overhaul can be expected on Guillemots’   third set.
Guillemots’ slow-burning debut, Through the Windowpane, embraced so many   influences from rock, folk, pop and jazz that it was hard to properly   position the band. Despite this magpie approach they were nominated for   2006’s Mercury Prize, and 2008’s Red reached the UK top 10. The band   paused while singer Fyfe Dangerfield released a solo album, Fly Yellow   Moon, in 2010. For a man pursuing the quirky, its acoustic love songs   were surprisingly conventional, though no weaker for it. And now, with   recent discs from contemporaries Mystery Jets and Noah and the Whale   aiming at the big time, a slick overhaul can be expected on Guillemots’   third set.
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