“On the surface, the Staveley-Taylor sisters embody a kind of staid girlishness: their sound composed of celestial three-part harmonies and gently finger-picked folk; their long unstyled hair and sensible blouses evoking a wholesome, homely air. Yet the Watford trio’s lyrics thrum with frustration at patriarchal ideals of female passivity and patience. Never has this juxtaposition between conventi”
“folk trio’s most confident statement yet”
“Emily, Jessica and Camilla Staveley-Taylor expand their sound on their first album in 6 years and most assured release yet”
“Working with John Congleton, the folk trio makes their most personal and energetic statement yet, sacrificing some of their clarion intimacy along the way.”
