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Earlier this week saw the release of the second track from the forthcoming Close by Bristol trio The Cadbury Sisters, due out next week via Fear of Fiction "Fire" is the closing song from the five track EP and bookends the previously released "Milk", a track it perhaps surpasses it in terms of soul searching intimacy and slow-release emotion.
It was the last track played when I saw the band at The Great Escape last month, building gradually from a beautiful, sparse opening with a ringing guitar the sole accompaniment to the sister's blissfully pure voices before exploding amongst a cacophony of fuzzed-up noise that sounds like an expressive release of anger a the tracks subject before closing on the leading line of "all I ask is patience"...
If you are reading this and in need of something to do tonight, you couldn't do much worse than heading to The Islington to see the girls live... At worst you can listen to "Fire" below:
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The Cadbury Sisters - Milk
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I've been meaning to catch up with The Cadbury Sisters since I included them as one of my picks for the Glastonbury Emerging Talent Contest earlier this year and the arrival of a new video for their track "Milk" serves as the perfect opportunity...
The track is the biggest and boldest heard from the sibling trio to date and combines what originally caught my attention, smoldering, entwined harmonies and finger-plucked acoustic guitars with slow-burning soundscapes that grows to an incredible finale as burgeoning percussion and meaty electric riffs come to the fore before closing with a delicate return to those haunting voices. I love it.
"Milk" is taken from a new five track EP Close which is due for release on June 16th via Fear of Fiction Records.
I've been meaning to catch up with The Cadbury Sisters since I included them as one of my picks for the Glastonbury Emerging Talent Contest earlier this year and the arrival of a new video for their track "Milk" serves as the perfect opportunity...
The track is the biggest and boldest heard from the sibling trio to date and combines what originally caught my attention, smoldering, entwined harmonies and finger-plucked acoustic guitars with slow-burning soundscapes that grows to an incredible finale as burgeoning percussion and meaty electric riffs come to the fore before closing with a delicate return to those haunting voices. I love it.
"Milk" is taken from a new five track EP Close which is due for release on June 16th via Fear of Fiction Records.
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