PROGRESSIVE FOLK

Paul Sexton travels from Melbourne to Northampton in the latest bucolic grab-bag.

Winter McQuinn has a varied CV: Aussie psych pop soft rocker, double Bachelor of Music graduate, frontman of Melbourne area pop candy quintet Sunfruits, freelance publicist at Third Eye Stimuli Records or co-founder of environmental music organisation Green Your Noise. A man of many parts, then, and all of them working, as is all the more obvious on Move To The Trees (Third Eye Stimuli). It delivers just under half an hour of mellow and melodic, 1970s-channelling tuneage with soft rock vocals, something of a Laurel Canyon bouquet and titles like Daffodil and Honey. Back in Blighty, John Bramwell is well-known as the co-founder of erstwhile Manchester alt rockers and Mercury Prize nominees I Am Kloot. His latest solo work The Light Fantastic (Townsend Music) wafts into your senses with…

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