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For Each a Future Tethered. For Each a Future Tethered Tracklist. About For Each a Future Tethered. For Each a Future Tethered Q&A. More Butcher The Bar albums. Sleep at Your Own Speed.

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Butcher the Bar’s 2008 debut album, Sleep at Your Own Speed, held plenty of promise as young . gent Joel Nicholson rambled and crooned his way through a batch of low-key and melodic folk-pop unencumbered by any traces of hipness or irony. The follow-up For Each a Future Tethered delivers on the promise of the first album; sounding richer and more assured, Nicholson has seemingly fully absorbed the lessons of quiet is the new loud singers like Elliott Smith and the guys in Kings of Convenience.

For Each a Future Tethered is remarkably different in terms of delivery: the songs have the same melancholy, heart-on-sleeve quality, but they're tighter, with production more focused and full of sparkle. Opening with Sign Your Name, Nicholson reaches for high notes that crackle with emotion while maintaining a near-whisper, just as Smith did so beautifully. The music swings gently, with banjo and piano bouncing gently atop quiet snares and handclaps, a promise of full-on happiness ahead. Nicholson’s 2008 debut as Butcher the Bar-Sleep at Your Own Speed-was a lo-fi affair. For Each a Future Tethered is remarkably different in terms of delivery: the songs have the same melancholy, heart-on-sleeve quality, but they're tighter, with production more focused and full of sparkle.

For Each A Future Tethered · Butcher the Bar. For Each A Future Tethered. Released on: 2011-06-10.

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For Each a Future Tethered’ is a gorgeous record, and for those of you who revel in unpretentious, summer pop music I can’t think of many albums better suited to sitting out on the grass, Clarityn in tow with a pork pie and a glass of Pimm’s. Joel Nicholson’s first album under the Butcher the Bar moniker ‘Sleep At Your Own Speed’ came out three years ago now, and was a triumph of calm, bedroom-produced pop music. Elliott Smith is usually the name that comes to mind when talking about Nicholson’s songs, but this time around he sounds invigorated and fresh, and ‘For Each a Future Tethered’ is a collection of his best songs to date. There is an air of distinct Englishness about his music, and at times when Nicholson loses himself I’m reminded of Nick Drake, which isn’t a comparison I’m prepared to bandy about loosely.

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