Sentence examples for pastoral folk from inspiring English sources

They fit the pastoral, folk thing.

He knows his 1970s AM-radio rock ballads, his English pastoral folk.

But for all that, the Kingsbury Manx leave most attempts at pastoral folk in the shade.

His sound had changed again; in place of the Style Council's slickness was a more organic mix of tough rock, pastoral folk and rootsy soul.

It's a far cry from their last album, What the Crow Brings, which saw them mining a seam of pleasantly pastoral folk similar to any number of acoustic ensembles.

His quintet's ardent pastoral folk is indeed heart-pumping stuff and their chambers and valves are in fine fettle on this debut – churning out rich instrumentation, nimble lyrics and emotional gales of choruses.

The expansive Grace Lake – an instrumental named after the pseudonym of Angry Brigade member and poet Anna Mendelssohn – is Zep-style pastoral folk-rock, but refracted through the New York 70s.

With the dance generation ageing as well as seeking a more expansive palette, Outrospective is clubby at heart but steeped in reflective, chilled-out sounds; even - surprisingly - the yearning, pastoral-folk tradition of Sandy Denny and Nick Drake.

What we said: "He seamlessly merges interweaving vocals with the sounds of pastoral English folk and lush, 4AD-esque dreampop.

The Guardian called it "magical" in its 4-star review: "He seamlessly merges interweaving vocals with the sounds of pastoral English folk and lush, 4ADesque dreampop".

There was more to the turn-of-the-century lifestyle than pastoral images, folk music and farm-to-table dining after all; it was also the heyday of the capitalist bourgeoisie.