After scoring support slots with the likes of Feist, Broken Social Scene, The Zutons and collaborator Laura Marling, British four piece Noah and The Whale release their debut album Peaceful The World Lays Me Down. Inspired by the classic folk acts of the sixties and seventies, the band deliver an album of cheery folk driven indie pop, often being likened to Belle and Sebastian, British Sea Power and The Magic Numbers.

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Since the Zutons share a label (Deltasonic), producer (Ian Broudie), hometown (Liverpool), and pool of influences with the Coral, you'd think it's probably a safe bet that they sound an awful lot like the Coral. Well, you'd be right -- in fact, the bands sound so eerily similar, from their Love/Animals-influenced ruckus down to their Scouse accents that, were it not for the Zutons' solid reputation as a live act, there'd be serious questions as to whether this was just the Coral ...   [ read more ]

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Since the Zutons share a label (Deltasonic), producer (Ian Broudie), hometown (Liverpool), and pool of influences with the Coral, you'd think it's probably a safe bet that they sound an awful lot like the Coral. Well, you'd be right -- in fact, the bands sound so eerily similar, from their Love/Animals-influenced ruckus down to their Scouse accents that, were it not for the Zutons' solid reputation as a live act, there'd be serious questions as to whether this was just the Coral ...   [ read more ]

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