Timber Timbre

"Over four albums in six years, Timber Timbre has consistently kicked up a lovelorn winter wind with a subtle sway and a smoky wink. The musical foundation here isn't groundbreaking – blues and folk, early rock and roll, Son House and Neil Young prove the Canadian trio's touchstones. But for all those rote tributaries, they've cut a haunted, gnarled switch of plaintive toe-tap entirely theirs.  For the group's newest full-length, Creep On Creepin' On, due out April 5, Timber Timbre's singer-songwriter Taylor Kirk has brought along a new friend for the spotlight: soul, in its rawest form – think Sam Cooke at his most frustrated. The restrained density of Timber Timbre's recordings, alternating barebones atmosphere with lush swells and harpsichord strums, is easy to overlook when Kirk sings in that golden-era croon. It could be a whisper if it wasn't so full, like Roy Orbison rolling out of bed. On "Black Water" the band lay down Timber Timbre's rootsy thesis more beautifully than ever, happily gazing at the stars from a dark gutter. And after a winter of mass discontent, we can all relate." - NPR, All Songs Considered

“Compelling unforgiving-country music, like Nick Cave's Bad Seeds stripped to a low-watt, high-anxiety power trio ... so good I bought this record at the merch table.” – Rolling Stone

“Timber Timbre makes trippy, cinematic acoustic music, delivering it with a puzzling smile and an unsettling serenity.” – The Globe & Mail

NOW MAGAZINE: 4-star review

EYE WEEKLY: 4-star review

SPINNER: Listening Session

EXCLAIM: cover feature

RIYL: The Cave Singers, M. Ward, Bon Iver, Lost In The Trees
TRY: #4, 3, 1

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