Album Review: Billy Vincent – She
Building on the country-folk-rock template laid down in their King Island Coyote and Once on the Grand Union EPs, London quintet Billy Vincent are set to launch their debut album, She. A vivid, well-observed collection of songs, the five-piece capably bring together a range of big-hearted influences on this lively LP. One of the more overtly country-inspired tracks of She’s twelve, opener ‘Dead Man’s Shoes’ moves along with real verve. What... Read More
SINGLE REVIEW: BILLY VINCENT – BOTTLE TOP
London five-piece Billy Vincent blend folk with a touch of rock and a dash of country on this, their first single release. Just as their name fuses those of the band’s best-friend vocalists Billy Barratt and David Vincent, so the quintet’s sound brings together that of Ed Harcourt, Jeff Buckley and James Morrison. With début full-length She due out later in the year, ‘Bottle Top’ offers an encouraging taste of the record to come from a... Read More
