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Four Songs About Love, Madness and Glove Puppets by Invocal
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fave it Folky Pop | Urban Folk
4 tracks | 17 minutes
Released Aug 2007
on Strumpetta
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A left-field all female acoustic band whose songs tell tales of modern life with wry, theatrical humor, powerful and moving lyrics and (most days) expert musical prowess.
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Invocal - Four Songs About Love, Madness and Glove Puppets (EP)
The long awaited 2007 EP release from Northampton's wayward ladies. "Four Songs About Love, Madness and Glove Puppets" sees the folky quartet in their usual quirky, genre-defying form. It includes the sublime and addictive lesbian love/lust song 'Ow', and 'Cheer Up Frowny Face'; the acclaimed tragi-comic mockery of those ignorant to the issues of mental illness.
“This cute band from Northampton are caustic, funny engaging and so damn harmonic they’re hard to put down.” CURVE MAGAZINE
“This all female quartet boast tight, original and highly accomplished musicianship... and even when they sing angsty love songs they’re lucid and quirky.” DIVA MAGAZINE
Invocal are an all female acoustic quartet that perform with cello, guitar, clarinet and four harmonious voices. Their unique sound has been described as having "dark gypsy folk tugging from one side and an an all out west end musical tugging from another".
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