Oh it’s good to have The Crooked Fiddle Band back. No one does high energy, folk infused instrumental music quite like the Sydney based four piece, and their new single “Counter Errorism” does not disappoint. The track is an eclectic, high energy mix of time signatures and tones, leaping from gypsy jazz fiddle to ethereal vocals to deep bowed bass lines, all punctuated by The Crooked Fiddle Band’s crunchy, rhythmic sound.
“Counter Errorism” is taken from The Crooked Fiddle Band’s upcoming album Another Subtle Atom Bomb, released on 19 September 2019. They also have a bunch of live dates coming up – check them out here:
Friday 27th September – Bar Open, Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 5th October – Rhythm Hut, Gosford, NSW
Friday 18th October – Smith’s Alternative Bookshop, Canberra, ACT
Saturday 19th October – Steampunk and Victoriana Fair, Goulburn, NSW
Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd November – HOBOFOPO Festival, Hobart, TAS
Saturday 30th November – Baroque Room, Katoomba, NSW
Sunday 1st December – The Landsdowne, Sydney, NSW
Gareth Hugh Evans
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Gareth Hugh Evans runs Timber and Steel, a blog dedicated to bringing you the best in international nu-folk and acoustic as well as promoting local Australian acts who may not be getting the exposure they deserve.
