Name: The Lumineers
Brand: The Lumineers

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3712589

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Limited edition

Release date

2012-10-23

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Universal

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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The Lumineers

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The Lumineers are an indie folk group hailing from Denver, Colorado, USA. Formed in 2005, they have captivated audiences worldwide with their heartfelt and soulful music.
With their unique blend of folk and rock influences, The Lumineers have carved out a distinctive sound that is both timeless and contemporary. Their honest lyrics and infectious melodies resonate with listeners of all ages.
Since their formation, The Lumineers have released several critically acclaimed albums and singles, including the chart-topping hit "Ho Hey." They have also garnered numerous awards and accolades for their exceptional musical talent.

back in stock. blowing up big in the us - maybe this years civil wars? the debut from this colorado crew basically argues that a bunch of americans can lead slowly-accelerating lovelorn singalongs just as well as uk yankophile marcus mumford, bringing fiddle scratching, marching-band snare rolls, parlor-room piano chords, and kingston trio guitar strumming to an album thats long on nostalgic reverie. 'american bandstand, electric guitar' frontman wesley schultz sings over handclaps in 'big parade,' which evokes the jfk era; 'flapper girl' is a piano ditty that conjures the days of prohibition. but the central concern is present-tense lust and heartache, which this spirited band translates into a fine drunk-clogging soundtrack. but on 'slow it down,' which does just that, you hear a deeper, more haunted sound, suggesting there's more here than meets the beer.

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