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Saturday, February 21, 2009
Iain Archer - To The Pine Roots
9:03 AM | 
Posted by
Shastud
Tracklist:
01. The Acrobat
02. Songbird
03. Black Mountain Quarry
04. Hey Mia, Don't Be Lonely
05. Everest
06. Frozen Lake
07. Streamer On A Kite
08. To Mend And Move Along
09. The Nightwatchman
Genre: Folk/Pop/Singer Songwriter
Website: Myspace | Buy!
Release Date: Black Records
Label: 2009-03-23
"Having diverted from that first solo incarnation to form the Reindeer Section and serve an Ivor Novello winning spell as a songwriter with Snow Patrol, he would make another volte-face into Flood The Tanks (2005) and Magnetic North (2007), his at first insular and then latterly expansive albums on the PIAS label."
Iain Archer is a seasoned (see above) songwriter whose 9-track release To The Pine Roots is full of fingerpicking and soft strumming and all the goodness that you were hoping to find from this genre. Pick it up when it comes out or head over to his website www.iainarcher.co.uk and see if there are any copies of the original pressing left (I doubt it).
Website: Myspace | Buy!
Release Date: Black Records
Label: 2009-03-23
"Having diverted from that first solo incarnation to form the Reindeer Section and serve an Ivor Novello winning spell as a songwriter with Snow Patrol, he would make another volte-face into Flood The Tanks (2005) and Magnetic North (2007), his at first insular and then latterly expansive albums on the PIAS label."
Iain Archer is a seasoned (see above) songwriter whose 9-track release To The Pine Roots is full of fingerpicking and soft strumming and all the goodness that you were hoping to find from this genre. Pick it up when it comes out or head over to his website www.iainarcher.co.uk and see if there are any copies of the original pressing left (I doubt it).
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