New Songs of Mumford & Sons

The pub is full: City kids in the cast, women squeezing dry white wine, candles are lit on tables, voices rising to fill the space. In a back room as far away from the noise of the bar, dressed meticulously four young men nursing pints of beer. Mumford & Sons are here to take a break from a studio nearby, where they are in preparation, samples for an upcoming tour that will take Australia to the United States and Great Britain for a series of sold-out dates, and likely to cement its reputation as one of Top 10 Songs the best live band in Britain.

t has produced two new songs, "the two opposing forces in our love of music: rootsy acoustic music and then a full sound out of rock'n'rolly" embodies the band's principal songwriter, Marcus Mumford. "One is a sort of culmination of all the trials we've made New Songs a wig out completely tolerant," he says. "The country is the song that we always wanted to write from the beginning of the first album. One can not think it's a great song, but gave himself for us, for the four of us in the band with all the Michael Jackson Songs  material that iswas around us, which is all the surprises that are thrown to us, it's nice to get rid of what in our minds as the four other instruments, and we started our four votes. "

It 'definitely a lot of things that went on and a lot of  surprises for this band. Mumford & Sons was founded by the same London folk-rock scene as Laura Marling, Noah and the Whale and Johnny Flynn. The quartet more or less at a night club called the emergency room New Songs locker, to which the people now in their collision banjo player Winston Marshall in September "He went up in suit and dreadlocks on about here ...", remember, Ben Lovett, and the organist was slightly shocked and a little 'fun at the same time. But they have a bluegrass version of Gnarls Barkley's Crazy, and when Mumford, decided to take some of his songs, glued, the other three of his band improvised. There was always something pleasant rag taggle on her makeup. All band members sing, and rolls easily move: Marshall plays guitar, banjo and  New Songs dobro, Lovett and Ted Dwane key, which started with the guitar, the band's bassist.Mumford himself as the drummer for his girlfriend, Marling, now began to play guitar and mandolin.