No Artist - Midland And North Western

Review by Ealhya C. Lorente

The album Midland And North Western by No Artist is a stunning piece of work that captures the essence of the British countryside. The album is a mix of traditional folk songs and original compositions that are beautifully arranged and performed. The album features a range of instruments, including guitar, fiddle, mandolin, and accordion, and the musicianship is outstanding.

The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful "The Lark in the Clear Air," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The traditional folk songs on the album, such as "The Water is Wide" and "The Parting Glass," are given fresh and dynamic arrangements that breathe new life into these classics. The original compositions on the album, such as "Midland and North Western" and "The Last Train to Whitby," are equally impressive and showcase the band's talent for songwriting.

The album is a journey through the heart of England, with songs that evoke images of rolling hills, misty moors, and quaint villages. The musicianship on the album is outstanding, with each instrument adding depth and texture to the songs. The album is also beautifully produced, with a warm and natural sound that perfectly captures the essence of the music.

Summary by Ealhya C. Lorente

Midland And North Western is a beautiful and captivating album that will appeal to anyone who loves traditional folk music. The band's talent for songwriting and arranging is on full display, and the album is a testament to the enduring power of this timeless genre. Highly recommended.