album name

White Holes Of Mole Hills

band name

by Ruth Theodore

 
1.
False Alarm 03:52
2.
Overflow 04:14
3.
4.
about
“Songs so quirky and unexpected that it's impossible to imagine anyone else performing them, following none of
the more conventional styles of song-writing. And it actually works.”
The Guardian ∗∗∗∗

"Breathless vocals, angular, cryptic, and engaging. Beneath the self-conscious eccentricity there's a serious musician."
The Observer on Sunday

"Her tales of broken and strange people can send shivers up the spine."
Q Magazine ***

"This is story telling at it’s neatest, but messy in design and complicated in spectre. Ruth Theodore pushes boundaries, tests the audience and the ability of music, instruments and words to be more than just a song. This album is evidence of true, distinct talent."
Maverick *****

"Ani DiFranco and Martha Wainwright are the closest analogues - yet she's more playful and dangerous than either."
Uncut ***

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

White Holes Of Mole Hills is the compelling and anticipated second album by Ruth Theodore, one of the UK's most creative New Folk artists.

Nine entirely original pieces of characterful storytelling delivered with the utmost care and attention, bringing Ruth's wholly considered writing to life.

Tracklisting (running time 45:12)

1. False Alarm
2. Eris
3. Overflow
4. Friendly
5. The Evolution Of Mr Charisma
6. Sisyphean Rock 'n' Roll
7. Race Cars
8. The Bluer The Better
9. Taradiddle Scuttlebum
credits
released 15 February 2010
Written, performed and produced by Ruth Theodore

With:

Liz Mitchell / Haruna Komatsu: Clarinets
Clarissa Carlyon: Cello / Melodica
James Hurst: Bass Guitar
Thomas Oldfield: Drums
license
All rights reserved
feed
Feeds for this album, this artist
White Holes Of Mole Hills Cover Art
tags:   acoustic folk London

discography

contact / help

For help with downloads, click here.

For all other inquiries, including help with merch, click here.

shipping and returns