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Treetop Flyers

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The Band have been in the studio with the premise of delivering a good old fashioned British Rock n Roll Album taking influences from likes of Faces, Van Morrison, George Harrison, The Who, Ronnie Lane and Traffic. Moving away from the American West Coast vibe of their previous albums to focus and develop a sound that encapsulates the energy and feel of London and Classic British Rock n Roll.This follows the band’s three previous critically acclaimed albums, their debut The Mountain Moves from 2013, which was praised by The Guardian who wrote that it, “effortlessly captures the spirit of late-1960s west coast pop-rock: the Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young,” as well as Q, who wrote that they, “share with Midlake custody of a brood of Buckingham/Nicks-era Fleetwood Mac licks, likewise the Mac’s mood of unrequited yearning.”

Their second album Palomino, from 2016 was praised by Uncut, who called it, “a fittingly great-sounding record, with the band magically tight and melodically assured as they play songs bathed in an evocative ’70s West Coast glow, while drawing on influences including outlaw country, soul and Nigerian psych.”

And their 3rd self-titled was critically well received. Classic Rock Germany acclaiming “this stunning LP is much more than a tribute to the old heroes and ideals: Treetop Flyers transport the spirit of yesteryear into the present with amazing ease." 8/10

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