The Leaves London, UK
The Leaves, rising stars of the noughties, uncovered a set of 11 studio recordings fifteen years on.
Different band
members share singing and song writing duties, drawing on their experience of moving to London and all the love, loss and longing they felt there. Highly memorable tunes find their natural expression in a melting pot of early blues, punk and folk.
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