Curst Sons - Hey Moon

Inspired by vitality and spontaneity of early American folk music the Sons mostly write their own songs, avoiding reverential “folky” imitation and adding a shot of urban grit and a dose of rye humour. This collection includes some songs first heard in live session on Mark Lamarr's BBC Radio 2 show. "A fine new album...loads of good things..." - Mark Lamarr BBC RADIO 2

Track Listing

Careless Gardner
Little Black Train
Hope Need Want
Hey Moon
Mama
I Got it Bad
Rock Covers Band
The Secrets of the Boudoir
Help the Poor Struggler
Ain
Lazarus
Tell it to Me
Yellow Ribbon

Curst Sons

REVIEWS:

Grassroots genres mixed together for something entirely fresh, original and genuine.
Music-News ****

R2 (Rock’n’Reel) ****

The Curst Sons are definitely unique, and in an industry where too many bands play really great music that sounds the same as too many other bands, that’s a major plus. … No one will listen to this album and be untouched by it.
Backroads Music

…sometimes macabre, always engaging lyrical numbers, take their influences from Americana, blues, Irish folk to roots and more, embracing the history of these genres and adapting them into something new and just as exciting. – catch one of their animated live shows for a rip-roaring good time.
The Brighton Source

As fine a band as we’ve ever had in session on the…