...according to our Dave on Thu 06 Jan, 2011.
A gentle folk style romp through this dreary unfeeling plot of land that some people call life. The title track seems to be about the pains of living in the modern world. It sounds like Billy Bragg or summat. I reckon its a pretty nice song. I quite like its folk rock leanings. It does dip its toe into Counting Crows territory sometimes. It could be the best busking song ever. It has a 'from the cold streets', 'my dog's leash is a bit of crap rope' kind of feel to it. You can almost smell the oppression from here. Its a strong offering from an obviously talented songwriter.
In under a year Kieran Leonard's profile has been steadily building around the world. He is now emerging as an engaging and controversial new artist & highly anticipated underground voice.
2010 saw Kieran travel the compass points of the UK, touring extensively with acts such as: 'Billy Bragg' ‘Babyshambles’ ’Carl Barat’ 'Peter Doherty' ‘Graham Coxon’ 'Mick Jones', 'Lee Mavers' 'the la's, ‘Dirty Pretty Things’ , 'The Enemy', ‘The Bluetones’, 'Kasabian' ‘Fionn Regan’ ‘Get Cape Wear Cape Fly’ 'Baba Mal' ‘The View’, ‘John McClure’ & ‘Reverend and The Makers’
He toured and performed in New York at CMJ music conference. Kieran then returned for a busy Summer in the UK performing at Glastonbury, O2 and Reading & Leeds Festivals. He then supported "The Libertines" at their reunion concert in London.
Kieran also hosts his residency ‘The Gaslight’ at the Boogaloo in Highgate, offering the chance catch Leonard performing unusual & intimate acoustic sets.
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