Stokes, William
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In/Of The World
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"A loose combination of the quaint lyrical tone of Fionn Regan and charming scruffiness of Beirut's instrumental arrangements, Stokes, William enjoy increasing success on the London, Cardiff and Bristol circuits. Nursed into the limelight via Communion, a London club night and label (coordinated by Mumford & Son's Ben Lovett and producer Ian Grimble), the band has blossomed into a formidable six-piece folk armada."
"With as much genius as Johnny Flynn... intelligent lyrics intertwined with intricate yet catchy melodies that you can’t help but play over and over."
"It felt like a party on stage... A band for the people for sure, for the next generation of folkies."
General Info
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Genre: Alternative / Folk
Location Southwest, UK
Profile Views: 61205
Last Login: 7/31/2011
Member Since 1/30/2008
Type of Label Indie
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Members
Aaron May, Andy Stansbury, William Joseph, Laurie Havelock, Nat Colman, Molly Alexander -
Influences
Christ Jesus, Milton, J.M. Barrie, Peter Jackson, Tim Burton, The Police, Wiltshire, Bob Dylan, London, Fionn Regan, Tolkien, Glenn Miller, Shakespeare, Colin Meloy, Roy Lichenstein, Mother Teresa, House Of Flying Daggers, Grant Nicholas, Sufjan Stevens, Franz Kafka, Leonardo Da VInci, St. Paul, Churchill, Euripides, Mark Twain, London Underground, W.B. Yeats, Arcade Fire, St. Augustine, Woody Guthrie, Batman, Renoir, Spiderman, The Matrix, The Old Testament, Passion Pit, Leonardo Da Vinci, Sigur Ros, Paul Simon, Vladimir Nabakov, Bill Frisell, Win Butler, Ernest Hemingway, Mark Oliver Everett (aka Mr. E), Tarkovsky, Talisker single malt, Jaco Pastorius, The New Testament, Beirut, Danny Elfman, Truman Capote, Notting Hill Arts Club, Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid, Mount Zion Cathedral (and the studio therein), T.S Eliot, William Turner, The Dead Poets Society, Degas, Earl Scruggs, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Joni Mitchell, The Chemical Brothers, Alexander Sokurov, anybody who has ever walked past the front window of The Food Gallery Marlborough, Mondrian etc -
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