Blue Roses
Blue Roses

Stunningly beautiful and at times so simple, this album is a refreshing blend of something classic and something contemporary.

Blue Roses is made of circular sounds and squiggly lines; nothing is angular, at least, nothing is mathematical or overwrought. Masters overthink thei...

If Fleet Foxes’ singer/songwriter Robin Pecknold had one different chromosome, he’d probably have a less impressive beard, but he’d also sound somethi...

Blue Roses is the performing name taken by Yorkshire, England singer-songwriter Laura Groves. Though, at 21, she’s hardly a child, the ten simp...

The self-titled debut from 21-year-old British songwriter Laura Groves, under the name Blue Roses, thrives on the romance of youth and the unknown. On...

Laura Groves uses her influences (Joni Mitchell, Stephen Sondheim, Kate Bush,Joanna Newsom) as a springboard towards music that is convincingly her ow...

Probably the only musical talent to ever emerge from Shipley, West Yorkshire, twenty-one year-old LauraGroves is the owner of a mournful wail, subtle ...

Within its first few opening seconds, Blue Roses’ debut is leaping about the place like Kate Bush in the video for Wuthering Heights. The Bush compari...

There are times during this first album from Laura Groves, a young Yorkshirewoman, when one yearns to tell her she'll be happier with a different boyf...

Blue Roses is the recently adopted nom de plume of Bradford songstress Laura Groves. It’s inappropriate: the flower doesn’t exist naturally, but her m...