We Are Still Wild Horses may not be a easy, cosy listen but it’s an intensely rewarding one. An inventive, creative album that best to not just listen to, but fully immerse yourself in.
As an album, We Are Still Wild Horses taps into the same emotion as Black Country, New Road’s ‘Ants From Up Here’: that which isn’t quite in your conscious mind, but your gut; that which has you suddenly, inexplicably winded, even as you listen in the most innocuous of settings.
We Are Still Wild Horses is all weather at its heart, from the calm to the tempest.
The kaleidoscope of melodism expands the sound of MF Tomlinson, an Australian artist from London.
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Wildly beautiful, beautifully creative and creatively entrancing. This is another one of those hidden gems found via scrolling endlessly through this site and being enamored by an album cover. Some people may come into this being confused at the idea of 4 tracks making an album or that there's a 20+ minute track that ties off the whole thing, but it's all absolutely worth the listen.
Ending up at just over 40 minutes long, 'We Are Still Wild Horses' is a ride that I sat comfortably in and rode ... read more
Damn another 2023 surprise.
I really enjoyed the first LP of him, and was glad to hear a new upcoming artist with it's own proper sound, so I was intrigued when he announced the sophomore.
Today it dropped and it surprised me it's only 4 tracks, man's went full on 70s style with one that's +20 minutes long with long ass psychedelic passages and it's really worth, it's not up there with pink floyd or yes, but it's a really great attempt.
The rest of the tracks are really good too, love the ... read more
i saw MF Tomlinson play live at a geese show and the front singer looked at my friend weirdly.
beautiful album though
Thank you Spork Reviews for the rec…
What a beautifully consistent and pretty album from some dude I’ve never heard of before but will be closely following from here on out.
Almost everything about it just works cohesively with itself and it pleasures the listener with its modern folk soundscape and interesting themes.
I honestly don’t have any qualms about it other than sort of disliking the first song, which felt the longest of all despite being the shortest song on the ... read more
The kaleidoscope of melodism expands the sound of MF Tomlinson, an Australian artist from London.
© 2023
1 | A Cloud 4:35 | 75 |
2 | Winter Time Blues 6:46 | 77 |
3 | End of the Road 8:25 | 80 |
4 | We Are Still Wild Horses 21:01 | 79 |