The Wheel Turning King, by Nancy Elizabeth Cunliffe (10" on Timbreland)

	Description:	10" on Timbreland recs	UK ORDERS OVER £50 SHIP FREE!
	Format:	10"
	Label:	Timbreland
	Price:	£6.49
	Catalogue number:	TMBR004
	Availability:	despatched in 1 working day

What you say No-one has reviewed The Wheel Turning King by Nancy Elizabeth Cunliffe yet. Give us your opinion on The Wheel Turning King by Nancy Elizabeth Cunliffe. What we say This record left our Phil feeling ecstatic. Something good now. Mind you it is folk and I think some of you are getting folked off with it all at the mo. Nancy Elizabeth Cunliffe has a debut 6 track 10" and CD EP out on Timbreland Records. It mentions Vashti Bunyan, Sandi Denny and Jacqui Mcshee on the press sheet. Her voice is totally lovely mind you and it makes me think of Jarboe and the whole thing reminds me of Burning World era Swans without Michael Gira singing. It's an absolutely tremendous EP and if you're into Joanna Newsom, Bunyan and like magickal sounding folks music then check it out cos it's well bum. My single of the week!

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About the humble 10":

The 10" sits somewhere in between the 7" and 10" (kind of like a wierd cousin). This awkward variant exists for no other reason aside from to be different from it's other family members. It can provide less music than a 12" but more than a 7". It's almost like a budget 12" or a posh 7". Either way it's wierd and it needs sorting out. Maybe it's quirkyness has helped it carry on defying all rules and convention? Importantly though it plays at a multitude of speeds so it is still quintessentially a total bargain (albeit a total freak of a bargain).

'if you can’t be the song, let the song be.'