HAUNT THE WOODS

Ubiquity SPINEFARM

DAVE EVERLEY

UK four-piece deliver stellar, shape-shifting second album. The West Country has always felt like another world, in the best possible way. Its history, its dialects, its legends, its music – it sits in the UK geographically, but outside of it in many other ways. The second album from Haunt The Woods – formed by four self-professed “Cornish hippies” currently based across the Tamar in Plymouth – is imbued with that otherness. Not in a ‘which ley line did I leave my piskie on?’ way, but in the manner that it sits slightly apart from the influences of folk, prog and alternative rock that it draws on. A beautifully strange album, familiar yet different. Ubiquity is steeped in drama and grandeur, but it feels tethered to a very specific point on…

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