Family Folks - The Anvil Sea (2018)

It seemed that 2018 would end without major surprises among the traditional Christmas celebrations, balance sheets and annual lists, charity concerts and other common common places of these dates. And when apparently all the fish was sold, this Anvil Sea made an appearance at the hands of Family Folks that, between nougat and various spirits, made us happy the end of the just finished 2018 and the beginning of this 2019. And that, speaking in the short term. Because this album is of the long haul. Done and thought to last and last in memory.

Family Folks are not exactly newcomers. Quite the opposite. Both Rubén Xuarez and Bosco Hill treasure a brilliant curriculum (Foggy Mental Breakdown, The High Sierras, The Last But One, etc.). And although sometimes the band's formation is changing due to the script's demands, for some time they have found some stability accompanied by Jorge Lorre and Rufus El Guarro, two excellent musicians to spare in the area of ​​Rias Baixas and drivers to turn of super recommended projects like The Wavy Gravies or Deadwood. And while the group's founding duo managed perfectly, with this addition they have won many integers as a band. Already in 2016 we were surprised with the great All The Lost Causes. And now, two and a half years later and after many concerts in which we saw that the group was improving at every moment, they return with this superlative The Anvil Sea, which becomes a kind of augmented and corrected version of their debut.(google)