NOAH AND THE WHALE
Peaceful, The World Lays Me Down

Let's face it: I just don't watch 'em anymore. Movies, I mean. Six months go by between trips to the multiplex. If Netflix still turns a profit after ...

Noah Baumbach’s The Squid and the Whale is a tender and painful look at the collapse of a family in early-'80s Brooklyn and the damage done to a coup...

So Peaceful, The World Lays Me Down commences with a dancing acoustic guitar and some handclaps, which give way to a hurried Charlie Fink (lead singer...

It is, it would seem, perfectly possible to have too much of a good thing. Or at least to have a good thing too often, so that by the time you get all...

In theory, Noah And The Whale seem right up your correspondent's street. The past few years round these parts have been awash with ramshackle, endeari...

Music like that crafted - and it is crafted, not sculpted at random, process of elimination-style, but tenderly assembled by caring hands - by London...

After seeing this band perform, I came into this review with a bit of bias: The band takes the stage in matching vintage-store garb (think the look of...

Noah & the Whale have sailed from the placid waters of London's anti-folk scene into the charts. But don't let the single fool you, beneath the swirli...

In case you were wondering, this London-based indie-folk foursome's name is an obscure cinematic reference too convoluted and pretentious to go into h...

Natural suspicions about another new-English-folk band from the Young And Lost/Vertigo stable aside, Noah and the Whale are more musically convincing ...