published: 11 /
11 /
2009
Label:
Xtra Mile
Format: CD
Lively third album of punk folk anthems from former Million Dead front man, Frank Turner
Review
'Poetry of the Deed' is Frank Turner's third studio album. Frank has risen quite quickly over the past couple of years from supporting punk and folk bands to headlining his own tour over the Autumn which has already sold out in a number of venues.
This is an album of lively folk rock, tackling diverse subjects such as making your own music that's meaningful in 'Try This at Home'. 'Sons of Liberty' is a political song, that swerves between typical Frank with a smattering of the Levellers. Frank is great at writing anthemic songs that get you tapping your feet and singing along. 'The Road' is an ode to the touring lifestyle, and the freedom it brings.
The album uses his full band, not a solo effort, which allows scope for more instruments and a bigger sound that suits Frank's sound. Musically it varies from punk anthems to Irish folk violins, but overall maintains the punk folk sound that we've come to associated with Frank Turner.
Track Listing:-
1
Live Fast Die Old
2
Try This at Home
3
Dan's Song
4
Poetry of the Deed
5
Isabel
6
The Fastest Way Back Home
7
Sons of Liberty
8
The Road
9
Faithful Son
10
Richard Divine
11
Sunday Nights
12
Our Lady of the Campfires
13
Journey of the Magi
Band Links:-
http://www.frank-turner.com
http://www.facebook.com/frankturnermus
https://twitter.com/frankturner