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The Rowan Amber Mill formed after a few line up and name changes in 2007, following on from a solo Pastoral Folkadelica project started by Stephen. With Kim Guy and Terry joining in early in 2008 to form the band that now breathes and records in the Westcountry air. They have had two releases so far, the first being the six track folk devils and moral panics in 2008, and in 2009 their critically acclaimed 10 track mini-album Midsummers .

The Rowan Amber Mill are purveyors of / (delete as appropriate). The sound is, in various incarnations, produced by s, a , an Electric Guitar, a , a , and percussion, a voice and some s being recorded in a disused shed in the heart of the Westcountry. The music is very much an own brand of Pastoral Psychedelic . Music produced out of love of both the authentic and innovative Sixties and Seventies folk of Fairport Convention, Martin Carthy, early Steeleye Span and Trees and the delight of the current crop of such as Espers, Tunng and Circulus. To sum up then - Modern tales of the timeless. Images hidden within pastoral landscapes. Music first and last. Expansive and Free. Cheese and Onion.
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Midsummers reissue and album recording process progressing

13 Oct 2009 | from blog.myspace.com/therowanambermill

 The recording of the 12 track album began last week. This is a few weeks later than had been planned due to some consideration of the best place to make the recordings, but we are all happy and comfo. …

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