In "Sea Change," the London folk-pop duo Turin Brakes makes the most of its impeccable vocal phrasing. courtesy of the artist hide caption toggle caption courtesy of the artist Review Song Of The Day Turin Brakes: Voices Glide And Dance September 30, 2010 • In "Sea Change," the London folk-pop duo Turin Brakes makes the most of its impeccable vocal phrasing. Opening with a picked guitar line that wouldn't sound out of place if played on a banjo in a bluegrass band, the song moves with a bright and bouncy pastoral swing that's packaged alongside dark sentiments such as, "Six billion backs against the wall / Now, do we walk or run?" 'Sea Change' by Turin Brakes 4:02 Toggle more options Embed Embed <iframe src="https://www.npr.org/player/embed/130241001/130239457" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player">
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World Cafe Turin Brakes Find Stride on Third Release WXPN September 21, 2005 • Turin Brakes is a modern folk-pop duo out of Britain whose influences include Sebadoh, Prince, and the Black Crowes. They've recently released their third album, Jackinabox, on Astralwerks records. Turin Brakes Find Stride on Third Release
