Princes In The Tower England, UK
We’re here to make you happy, we’re here to make you jive,
We’re here to make you party like its
1555!
Early Music Power Trio, at your disposal.
Princes in the Tower comprises
Michael Tyack - cittern, lute, saz, Renaissance guitar and vocals,
William Summers - crumhorns, recorders, rauschpfeife, flute and
Antony Elvin - drums, percussion and vocals.
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Princes In The Tower recommends:
Live at Dingwalls 2005
by Circulus
Live in London - Cornishness at its finest. Hewn from the living rock, and local tomatoes, t'will cause you to swim, where the cave beckons. Tyack and his group plough the foam - home - to Tintagel.
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Freedom Of Movement
by Nina Miranda
The Venn overlap of the two bands won't be obvious, at first. Catchy, beaty ditties. Bell-like voice. Oodles of sterling musicians, like William & Antony, of Princes In The Tower. Boom-the crossover!
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A Pocketful of Posies
by Mediaeval Baebes
Katherine Blake has wefted our weave for decades, from soon after soft callow mallow baby brain tries to make sense in Phenergan telly leak sweatnurse flannel suckle. Our William Summers plays herein.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Some Years Of Late”
A mystical journey deep into Michael’s garden, introspective and illuminating. It belongs to a simpler more innocent time. Yet we all have the capacity for rebirth. Thank you Michael!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Some Years Of Late”
I had this as a digital album since it came out, and now I've got the CD as well. There's something compelling about this album; it's not always easy, but it works in mysterious ways. Can't pick a favourite track, the album is best consumed whole in a symbolically satisfying 54 minutes. It's fascinating to think that it must be the most explicitly practical expression of Michael Tyack's own vision of the number-harmony of the cosmos. Definitely worth it.
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Rough Trade Session
by Weyes Blood
Weyes Blood expands on this year's acclaimed album ”Titanic Rising” with a handful of alternate takes, recorded alongside Ariel Rechtshaid.
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