Author: Ms.S-Else
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ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Seeing Seeds’ – Muddy Summers and the Dirty Field Whores by Laura Taylor
Album Review: Muddy Summers and The Dirty Field Whores – Seeing Seeds by Laura Taylor They’re back! With a brand new album and a slight line-up change, Muddy Summers and The Dirty Field Whores come storming into the room with a fistful of hope, anger and revitalising songs. The newest Whore,…
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A Clarion Call For Our Age – ‘The Elegance of Mud’ Album Review by Alan Ewart
Muddy Summers and the Dirty Field Whores ‘The Elegance of Mud’ Album Review by Alan Ewart A Clarion Call for our Age Those of you who know me through my writing for Louder Than War and others, or through my own websites, may know that I gave up reviewing music…
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How the f*ck d’you create a DIY album in a fortnight with Covid about?!
We just did exactly that, and I guess the answer is to clear your decks, be prepared to live on coffee and gack, shut the world out, go a little bit mental and avoid the search for that mythical creature calling itself ‘Perfection’. ‘The Elegance of Mud’ should have been…
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The Dirty Field Whores do Rebellion..
What a weekend..5 sets in less than 24 hours! This weekend was hectic on so many levels. Gail’s truck had to have the fuel pump sorted just before the weekend, and both Lizzie and Haitch (our band Mum) were having vehicle troubles, which became apparent on the way to Nah…
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Muddy Summers and the DFWs meet the BBC..
It’s not every day you get an invite to do a live recording session with the BBC, but we got one from the consistently supportive Andrew Marston from BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester a couple of weeks ago. He’s been playing and plugging our ‘gentler’ tracks on his weekend show…
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ALBUM REVIEW: PSYCHOPATHS & OTHER TAILS by Laura Taylor
The moveable feast that is Muddy Summers and The Dirty Field Whores are back with their third album and another line up change. Recorded in true DIY style through four laptops in different parts of the country, this is their first one with the hard-working and talented multi-instrumentalist, Ren Stedman.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: PSYCHOPATHS & OTHER TAILS by Mark Goodman – Magpie Music
When Gail told me that most of the songs here had not been played together before recording and that this album had been recorded live DIY style in four different parts of the country, I thought ‘Well, that’s interesting….’ Then I recalled that The Clash recorded their first album in less than…
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ALBUM REVIEW: From Seeds – Muddy Summers & the Dirty Field Whores by Laura Taylor
Muddy Summers and The Dirty Field Whores have been a moveable feast for some years now, but over the last two they’ve had a consistently all-female line up and, it has to be said, it is their best and most successful incarnation by far. Hailing from the Forest of Dean…
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Seeing Red (and Black) Album Review – Graham Parker, Macstock
‘To paraphrase Oasis, whatever you expect of this album – it’s not! Seeing Red (& Black), the most recent pressed album to come from Muddy Summers and the Dirty Field Whores is an album full of surprises – and one you need in your musical collection. The “grrrrl” band that…
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A Celebration Of The Queens Birthday (Sort Of)
Review from The Sound of Summer of our new single/video that’s coming out at Midnight tonight!
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