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CURRENT SINGLE RELEASES
*NEW* 5-TRACK "SORT OF VERSIONS" ACOUSTIC EP
NINJA TUNE RECORDS LPs
'DISTANCE AND TIME' SINGLES
'BISCUITS FOR BREAKFAST' SINGLES
On "SORT OF REVOLUTION" 2009:
“Mean moody and magnificent. One of the most original singer-songwriters around.” Clash
"...say hello to your new soundtrack." NME
“Captivating." Q
“Surprises when you least expect it. Sort of Revolution refuses to succumb to the obvious.” Mojo
“Smoulders with a slow, intense heat.” Metro
"Quietly captivating." Uncut
"Incredible talent on the cusp of globe straddling success." Swell
“An idea laden, sublime study in the art of pleasing yourself without drowning in indulgence." BBC Music
On "DISTANCE AND TIME" and "BISCUITS FOR BREAKFAST":
"This glorious follow-up showcases Fink's sharpened knack for thoughtful songwriting that details fragmented moments full of heartache and hopeful promise, steeped in sonic palettes rich with dub, blues, folk, and acoustic soul." Amazon.com
"Fink has demonstrated clarity of vision, stemming from steady maturity and the wisdom that comes with it. He’s found his way, and his determination to show us how to get there makes this the most perfect and remarkable addition to his catalogue yet. Realized potential in action.” Popmatters.com
"I am always searching for the next paradigm shift in music, but it takes an album like 'Distance and Time' to remind me that reinvention is possible within a genre." Groundcontrolmag.com (US)
"John Martyn for the 21st Century....a beguiling album." The Sun (UK)
"His strength lies in the subtle uncomplicated honesty of the guitar, the voice, and the song. Fink has managed to hone and master all three." DJ Magazine (UK)
"Thankfully, into a world of navel-gazing wet-holes there comes Fink (a man and his band) who serves up taut, shimmering dark acoustica that trembles with emotion that gives the blue-eyed soul of others a blackened bruise and revels in the damage." Music OMH.com
“The tension brewed up by the simple ingredients of acoustic guitar, drums and bass is dizzying and is the perfect foil to Fink’s droll delivery as they weave a hypnotic, captivating spell.” Clash (UK)
"...evoking the finger-picking grooves off JJ Cale and John Martyn to create an intimately stoned, sexy swing that sugars the pill of the intense melancholy." Word
"A set of deeply personal songs full of simmering tension. He’ll go the distance." Metro
Sort of révolution, est un magnifique album, j'aimerais également souligner la très belle qualité de l'enregistrement. Bravo à tes ingénieurs du son et à toi bien sur !!! On t'attend en Concert à Rennes ! ::::JANjan::::
