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Apr 24, 2012 · - Music News Nashville On his third full-length, Portland, Oregon-based artist Leigh Marble delivers "Where The Knives Meet Between The Rows", a ten-track follow-up to "Red Tornado", which Portland alternative weekly Willamette Week proclaimed "a burning, angst folk-rock masterpiece." Further extending beyond the pop-rock and folk of "Red ...
The last full-length Leigh Marble released was Red Tornado in 2007 (his debut, Peep, appeared in 2004), a spirited, typically literate work with a clear debt to classic, circa ’73-era rockin’ singer-songwriters. With its mix of deuced-up electric guitar, agile arrangements and its skews of romance and doubt, the album had a galloping wry ...
Apr 24, 2012 · Where the Knives Meet Between the Rows by Leigh Marble released in 2012. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
The whole album. Annotated with links to individual songs' videos, where they exist.To read the lyrics, please select one of the "HD" quality levels (720p or...
Feb 3, 2013 · “Gonna walk until the anger’s gone,” Leigh Marble intones as the first line of Where the Knives Meet Between the Rows, a phrase that evolves into an all-out mantra. This axiom serves as a harbinger of the harrowing trek that lies ahead.
Portland country-folk singer-songwriter Leigh Marble is one angry, angry man on his third full-length album, Where the Knives Meet Between the Rows. Opening song “Walk” even opens with the ...
On Where the Knives Meet Between the Rows, Portland's Leigh Marble luxuriates in a comfortable, confident sense of space at the same time as he expands his sonic palate to best fit the ...
