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Hen Ogledd

Free Humans

    Hen Ogledd - the quartet consisting of Dawn Bothwell, Rhodri Davies, Richard Dawson and Sally Pilkington - take a deliberately organic and natural approach on their second album ‘Free Humans’, out on Weird World.

    Inspired as much by ABBA as the work of 12th Century mystic-composer-naturalist-visionary Hildegard von Bingen, touched equally by the spirits of radical philosophical plumber Mary Midgley and PC Music star Hannah Diamond, as quiet as the paintings of Agnes Martin yet bombastic like a Werner Herzog documentary... it’s an album of seamless, glorious contradictions.

    Tackling themes of love, friendship, Gaia theory, sewers, the nature of time, human stench and the thrills of wild swimming, it’s remarkable that, given the intense collision of influences and wide-ranging ideas at play, ‘Free Humans’ somehow coheres into a marvellous whole.

    TRACK LISTING

    Farewell
    Trouble
    Earworm
    Crimson Star
    Kebran Gospel Gossip
    Remains
    Paul Is 9ft Tall (Marsh Gas)
    Space Golf
    Time Party
    The Loch Ness Monster’s Song
    Flickering Lights
    Bwganod
    Feral
    Skinny Dippers

    Weird World welcome Hen Ogledd and their new record, ‘Mogic’.

    Founded by Richard Dawson and harpist Rhodri Davies, with the addition of Dawn Bothwell and Sally Pilkington, Hen Ogledd’s meaning comes from the Welsh name for The Old North.

    ‘Mogic’ is Hen Ogledd’s third album (their first for Weird World) and their most surprising and accessible work yet.

    “You might expect folk musicians Richard Dawson and Rhodri Davies to come up with some haunting oddity - but this is a fist bumping bit of electropop” - The Guardian (Tracks Of The Week)

    TRACK LISTING

    Love Time Feel
    Sky Burial
    Problem Child
    First Date
    Gwae Reged E Heddiw
    Dyma Fy Robot
    Tiny Witch Hunter
    Transport & Travel
    Welcome To Hell
    Etheldreda


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