Roger Keene - Edwin Mole One Man And His World

Review by Bjorn Canfijn

Roger Keene's album, Edwin Mole One Man And His World, is a captivating piece of work that showcases his exceptional songwriting skills and musicianship. The album is a tribute to Edwin Mole, a fictional character created by Keene, who is a reclusive artist that lives in his own world. The songs on the album are a reflection of Mole's life and his experiences, and Keene has done an excellent job in bringing this character to life through his music.

The album opens with the track "The World of Edwin Mole," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song features Keene's signature acoustic guitar playing, and his vocals are hauntingly beautiful. The lyrics are poetic and paint a vivid picture of Mole's world. The album then moves on to "The Lonely Road," which is a melancholic ballad that showcases Keene's ability to write emotional and heartfelt songs.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Painter's Lament." The song is a beautiful tribute to the struggles that artists face in their pursuit of their passion. Keene's lyrics are poignant, and the melody is hauntingly beautiful.

Summary by Bjorn Canfijn

Edwin Mole One Man And His World is a beautiful album that showcases Roger Keene's exceptional songwriting skills and musicianship. The album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates good music and storytelling. Keene has done an excellent job in bringing the character of Edwin Mole to life through his music, and the result is a truly captivating listening experience.