David’s songs:

Gather Words For The Fire, In The Arms Of Lewes, and Til The Worm Turns all reside within  a mythical Albion, that is nonetheless only a step removed from the real world and the messiness and joys it holds. Friendships played out between the shadows of chalk giants and winding village lanes. Chasing the sounds of drumming deep within the hills…

Alison writes about:

Ireland through the years on Roar No More, and of the iconic statue, Nerano Sailor, who
guides seafarers in her hometown. There’s also a song about her love of the Leigh Folk
Festival on Old Legra and a song about choosing the right or wrong path in Lilac Haze Of Lavender. This song also produced the title of the album, a reference to the chaos caused by climate change. There are two songs about the machinations of a stalker from back in the day on Hoist The Drawbridge and You Often Hid and a Victorian era murder ballad, Viewing The Waterhen. The first song on the album, Circles And Chambers celebrates the band’s long history of exploring ancient, sacred sites whilst meandering on mini-tours.

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