Henry Farr Hampshire, UK
The unifying factors of Henry Farr’s songs are energy and intensity - from the exultant pop melodies of ‘You Took Me Across
The Floor’ and ‘We Dress Out’, to the restless metres and hyperactive strum of the caustic ‘Achilles Heel (Of Progress)’.
The directness of these songs is typically borne from or describes conflict.
(see each track for further description).
- Mike Barnes
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