Artist: The Paper Kites
Title: Woodland
Year: 2011
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"Woodland" by The Paper Kites is like a well-worn book of poetry you can't help but return to. This 2011 EP from the Australian indie folk band is a collection of six tracks that weave a tapestry of sound as intricate as the finest prose.
The music on "Woodland" is a blend of folk and indie elements, with acoustic instrumentation and harmonious vocal arrangements that create a soothing atmosphere. It's reminiscent of the quiet moments in a Thoreau novel, where nature and introspection intertwine. Tracks like "Featherstone" and "Halcyon" stand out, each one a chapter in this musical novella that demands to be savored.
The Paper Kites don't just play songs; they craft stories. "Willow Tree March" adds a touch of folk storytelling, while "The Mortal King Boy" and the bonus track "Bloom" showcase the band's range. From the opening notes of the title track to the final strains of the EP, listeners are taken on a journey as immersive as any well-crafted narrative. For those who appreciate the quieter moments in music, "Woodland" is a volume worth adding to your collection. -