The Princess Charlotte Review:
IMMEDIATE IMPACT DESPITE STARTING FROM SCRATCH
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THE YARBLES, LINEAR AND THE FALLING LEAVES
MERCURY/CHARLOTTE SHOWCASE
REVIEW BY DAVE DAVIES
10:30 - 16 March
The Falling Leaves' pounding, pulsating, power-pop opener boded well for their set - although it is the first time I have seen a
guitarist stop playing, look bemused and scratch his head before launching into a blistering solo
Their second song was possibly the highlight of a tight and refreshingly vocal-centred performance.
The Girl With Sunshine In Her Hair (Everybody Loves Her) was three-and-a-half minutes of mid-tempo, sing-along bliss.
The refreshing emphasis on vocal hooks belied some seriously heavy guitar mangling and made them a band to look out for in the
future.
IMMEDIATE IMPACT DESPITE STARTING FROM SCRATCH
Next Story | Previous Story | Back to list
THE YARBLES, LINEAR AND THE FALLING LEAVES
MERCURY/CHARLOTTE SHOWCASE
REVIEW BY DAVE DAVIES
10:30 - 16 March
The Falling Leaves' pounding, pulsating, power-pop opener boded well for their set - although it is the first time I have seen a
guitarist stop playing, look bemused and scratch his head before launching into a blistering solo
Their second song was possibly the highlight of a tight and refreshingly vocal-centred performance.
The Girl With Sunshine In Her Hair (Everybody Loves Her) was three-and-a-half minutes of mid-tempo, sing-along bliss.
The refreshing emphasis on vocal hooks belied some seriously heavy guitar mangling and made them a band to look out for in the
future.
| The Always A Pleasure Recording Company (c) 2008 |
| Friday The 11th of January - The Buzz @The Soundhaus, Northampton |
| Friday the 6th of June Sumo Leicester £5.00 Stage 9.00pm |
| Wednesday the 6th of August Criterion Leicester |
| Sunday the 24th of August In aid of Rainbows Hospice The Nags Head Enderby |
