UK indie pop act Fanfarlo had a nice sound as well. Using a liberal amount of violin in each song, the simple twang and pop ditty approach reached for something more folksy in deliver. Not quite pickin’-and-grinnin’ per se, but something a little more organic and warm than the average indie group. On album their material falls a little flat, with little indication of innovation or unique color, but whatever wasn’t captured successfully on album rings through clearly in their live presentation.
Fanfarlo Live at the Hype Hotel SXSW
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