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God Is In The TV
Stick In The Wheel are an astonishingly easy band to love. If you’re a fan already, you know this. If your view of folk music is that it’s worthy but dull stuff for real ale bores in hideous jumpers, let this put you right
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The Guardian
Precision folk with anger, lust and blood
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The Observer
Stick in the Wheel conform to none of the lazy stereotypes that surround folk music
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The Skinny
Follow Them True isn't a record that allows you to get comfortable, it's always trying new things, trying to wake you from your lethargy as a listener
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Record Collector
Urgent, uncompromising, intelligent – Stick In The Wheel are the bristles on the clean broom the UK folk scene badly needs
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Uncut
A cappella shanty "Poor Old Horse" is a working class hymn with real bite, while muted electronica gives "As I Roved Out" a thoroughly modern sheen. Print edition only
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Mojo
They've grown and blossomed without sacrificing an ounce of what made them exciting in the first place. Print edition only
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The Arts Desk
Likely to be one of the folk albums of the year
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Q
Stick In The Wheel are out to challenge and provoke. Print edition only
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Pitchfork
Respecting folk music’s past while uprooting it from the pastoral, the UK group’s politically minded album mixes acoustic and electronic instruments across original songs and traditionals
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